Lisa Woodruff argues paper isn't disappearing despite decades of promises. Schools, medical offices, and government agencies still generate stacks of it. Her solution: the Sunday Basket, a physical container that catches mail and permission slips before they pile up on countertops.
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Paper is not going away. This system handles it. We were promised a paperless world, but let's be honest, digital didn't actually eliminate paper. If anything, it just gave us more things to track in more places. Schools, doctors, businesses, and the government still rely on physical documents. Pretending that everything will eventually be digital just leads to organizational denial. Which eventually turns into a foot-tall pile of clutter on your kitchen island. The Sunday Basket acknowledges the reality of your life. It gives you a simple physical container to capture the mail, the permission slips, and the random notes to self before they take over your countertops and your brain. You don't need a scanner. You need a system that handles the paper you actually have. If paper keeps piling up no matter how digital you try to be, buy the Sunday Basket and finally contain it.