“Time is a limited resource. Each day only offers 1,440 minutes,” says Emily Parks, Productivity Consultant, Office Organizer and owner of Organize for Success, LLC in Raleigh, NC. Within that finite amount of time, people incorporate sleep, bathing, exercise, eating, socializing and, of course, work. ‘When you eliminate time wasted searching for what’s needed or duplicating efforts, more of your limited time can be devoted to revenue-producing activities, which means you can bill more hours,” she says.