My Family and Coworkers All Laughed at Me When I Told Them I Had Discovered a Way to Make Filing Fun

Go ahead, do a search on how to set up a paper filing system.  You will find many excellent articles, all telling you “How To.”  Some speak of “category” filing, some of “numerical” filing.  Some speak of keywords, some suggest setting systems up in Excel to use its search function.  Some separate “active” files from “archival” files.  Most represent good ideas.  Many work well.  Some authors admit that what works well for one person does not necessarily work well for another, as we all think a little differently. And, after reading… you’re still on your own, to reinvent filing all over again, your way. Now comes a remarkable new tool that, amazingly, accommodates any and all of these filing concepts, and all our different ways of thinking, providing you a working slate on which you can create a filing system that matches the way you think.  Works the way you want to work. The File Harmonic blends categorical and numerical filing in a fun and effective platform that offers unlimited flexibility, remarkable versatility, at the level of complexity or simplicity that you choose.  Whether you think entirely categorically, prefer to work completely numerically, or follow The File Harmonic’s recommendation to blend the two, the system will match your style. All at once, the entire File Harmonic platform is both “active” and “archival.”  After all… just who really knows when to, or wants to mess with, moving papers from one to the next.  Use The File Harmonic’s structure, its keyword searching, and its file extension names to transparently blend active and archival files, and never worry about when to relocate a folder from one to the other. Lots of people have told you “how to.” The File Harmonic now helps you do…and actually makes filing fun. The File Harmonic system was first created in 1986 by Bryan J. Pulliam of Wichita, KS.  He has since then used the system continuously for control and management of massive amounts of paperwork and physical objects, both in his personal life and his multiple companies.  Whenever asked for the keys of his business success, Bryan readily identifies three things as being the three most valuable and influential elements of his career.  This filing system, and the calming peace it generates, is one of those three.

Go ahead, do a search on how to set up a paper filing system.  You will find many excellent articles, all telling you “How To.”  Some speak of “category” filing, some of “numerical” filing.  Some speak of keywords, some suggest setting systems up in Excel to use its search function.  Some separate “active” files from “archival” files.  Most represent good ideas.  Many work well.  Some authors admit that what works well for one person does not necessarily work well for another, as we all think a little differently.

And, after reading… you’re still on your own, to reinvent filing all over again, your way.

Now comes a remarkable new tool that, amazingly, accommodates any and all of these filing concepts, and all our different ways of thinking, providing you a working slate on which you can create a filing system that matches the way you think.  Works the way you want to work.

The File Harmonic blends categorical and numerical filing in a fun and effective platform that offers unlimited flexibility, remarkable versatility, at the level of complexity or simplicity that you choose.  Whether you think entirely categorically, prefer to work completely numerically, or follow The File Harmonic’s recommendation to blend the two, the system will match your style.

All at once, the entire File Harmonic platform is both “active” and “archival.”  After all… just who really knows when to, or wants to mess with, moving papers from one to the next.  Use The File Harmonic’s structure, its keyword searching, and its file extension names to transparently blend active and archival files, and never worry about when to relocate a folder from one to the other.

Lots of people have told you “how to.”

The File Harmonic now helps you do…and actually makes filing fun.

The File Harmonic system was first created in 1986 by Bryan J. Pulliam of Wichita, KS. He has since then used the system continuously for control and management of massive amounts of paperwork and physical objects, both in his personal life and his multiple companies.  Whenever asked for the keys of his business success, Bryan readily identifies three things as being the three most valuable and influential elements of his career.  This filing system, and the calming peace it generates, is one of those three.