I’m often asked, “How come some people are so much better at organizing than others? Is there an organizing gene?” I’m happy to say that there is no organizing gene. Organizing is a skill, and just like other skills, some people are better at learning it than others. For example, typing, speaking a foreign language, […]
It’s back to school time. Did you promise yourself that this year would be different? Did you say you were going to come up with a plan to manage all the school papers and homework? Did you have a great idea for organizing school lunches and backpacks? What about homework? It can be difficult to […]
Tip: When packing up summer clothes, determine what is worth holding onto for next summer by answering these 3 questions: Did you wear the item. If so, how many times? If it’s been worn three or more times, it’s worth keeping. Does the items still fit and flatter you? If it’s tight or […]
Practice the One In, One Out Rule, especially if you’d like to reduce the current amount you have. For example, every time you purchase a new purse, donate, sell, or pass on an old purse. Every time you’re given a new coffee mug, re-purpose, recycle, or pass on an old one. Practicing this Rule will […]
Helpful Organizer Newsletter – July 2014 Quick Links My website My Email address My Blog NAPO-NE Side Notes:*** My website has a brand new look. Please check it out and provide me with some feedback. I’d love to hear what you think. *** I’m sorry to report that the Leaning Connection, where I’ve […]
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