It just means that we scan, organize, store, and interact with our documents in a digital format.
This does not mean that we don’t have any paper in our house. When I use the word “paperless,” I mean that we maintain an organized digital filing cabinet rather than storing all of our important documents in a physical filing cabinet. Do you keep any physical paper? What about official documents like birth certificates and marriage licenses?ĭifferent people probably have very different definitions of what the word “paperless” means to them. But it is completely possible to push past that mental hurdle and find the freedom that comes with ditching the paper clutter and going paperless! Paperless Made Simple walks through the entire process step by step. This feeling of “I don’t even know where to start!” is a form of resistance that is difficult to overcome. We break down the process into more manageable chunks so that it’s easy to figure out what to just recycle, what should be scanned and then recycled, and then– in a very, very few select instances– which paper should be kept. Once we’ve gotten into a consistent habit of scanning and organizing our current incoming paperwork, then we go through a systematic process we call “The Great Paper Purge” where we deal with the papers that have accumulated in the past.
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