A business person is desperate to better organize their business. They hire you to act as an efficiency expert. As you review their situation, you notice they file all of their receipts and documents into one overflowing folder. Their workspace is very messy with many piles of papers and useless knick-knacks. They mention difficulty finding important documents and have forgotten important dates and events due to their clutter. Write a formal letter to your client offering tips on ways to make their business more organized and efficient. Make sure your letter has specific examples which can improve the business' organization.

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