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And the papers never stop….

[ 0 ] March 7, 2013

You know that flood of papers you get pretty much daily? The mail, the bills, the free newspaper you pick up, the catalogs, the kidspermission slips & homework, the wedding invitation, the coupon flyers, etc. For many of my clients, all of this ends up in piles. These piles end up on the kitchen counter, [...]

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It’s a new school year…do you know where your papers are?

[ 0 ] August 22, 2012

Now that a new school year is upon us, I get calls from parents panicking over dealing with the massive influx of papers coming home from school. What to keep, where to keep it, and how to manage it all so it doesn’t become overwhelming. Being both a parent and a Professional Organizer, have I [...]

Guest Post on C2Law: Papers! Managing the flow…

Guest Post on C2Law: Papers! Managing the flow…

[ 0 ] March 31, 2011

“There are A LOT of good reasons to get and stay organized. Organization can reduce stress, reduce (or eliminate) time spent on mundane tasks … and even reduce the likelihood you will experience legal problems. No missed tax or business filings, no late payment of bills … you get the idea. Having ready access to [...]

Video: Organizing papers that come in the house

[ 0 ] February 2, 2011
Williamson County Free Shred & Medicine Disposal in April!

Williamson County Free Shred & Medicine Disposal in April!

[ 0 ] April 8, 2010

April 24, 2010 You know I’m all about shredding personal information – here’s the latest info from Williamson County! Free Shredding of Personal documents from Williamson County Residents Keep Williamson Beautiful wants to help you keep your identity safe by providing a free shredding service to Williamson County Residents and bring any personal documents you [...]

Organizing For Entrepreneurs :: Finding Success Begins With Finding Your Stuff

Organizing For Entrepreneurs :: Finding Success Begins With Finding Your Stuff

[ 0 ] March 18, 2010

A lot of my clients are small business owners either in a home office or outside location.  Each time I work with one of them, I kept noticing they were having pretty much the same issues over and over again.  And I found myself saying the same solutions over and over again – simply tweaking [...]

Org Junkie "Command Central" Round Up

Org Junkie "Command Central" Round Up

[ 2 ] August 27, 2009

Org Junkie (one of my favorite bloggers) is doing a round up of “Command Central” ideas. I haven’t done a post on this recently so I thought I’d participate. It’s a great way for people to gather ideas – after all – everyone is different and has different needs but there are many similarities. The [...]

Back To School: Tips for Organizing Your Day!

Back To School: Tips for Organizing Your Day!

[ 1 ] August 6, 2009

Back to school time can be easier if you put routines in place. Having set schedules is very helpful, and so is taking the time to set up stations for school day necessities. Have a designated lunch station. Place all kids lunch foods in one spot in the refrigerator and in one spot in the [...]

being organized is a good thing… but sometimes you can have too much of a good thing!

being organized is a good thing… but sometimes you can have too much of a good thing!

[ 0 ] April 24, 2009

I’m a very organized person – just ask anyone who knows me. It’s in my blood, I guess. I’m always straightening, labeling, putting things in bins, etc. But sometimes, I just get out of control – I mean it – hold me back . . . When I got my new laptop, it had Vista. [...]

excellent article in NYT: office organizing

excellent article in NYT: office organizing

[ 0 ] March 27, 2009

Came across a tweet today that posted a great article from the NYT: An Orderly Office? That’s Personal Thanks to @declutteryou & @RubbermaidTwo for posting and retweeting. Loved this article – it speaks to the experience of many of my clients and those who have worked with professional organizers. Some good tips in there as [...]