Working from home during Covid-19 is different from how you may have worked from home before…so your workspace should not be a replica of your “office.” 3 Tips to Make Your Work Space Work for You 1. Know Your Needs— … Continue reading
Socially distancing can be difficult on lots of levels. How well we adapt to change will depend partly on our mindset and the tools available to us to cope with change. Some of us love the freer flow to the day (Joy) … Continue reading
Our end-of-year-giving-tradition continues! Our 2019 clients are amazing people…and by their own admission, the last thing they need is more STUFF! We closed out the year gifting in their honor to our favorite local charity: Cradles to Crayons.
We shared these 3 easy-to-follow tips on the PHL17 morning news: Catch our live segment here. 1. Systems Save Time AND Cut Stress• Anything that happens on a repeat basis deserves a thoughtful routine. 2. Learn From Past Mistakes• Gather receipts … Continue reading
TV Debut on PHL 17 Organize Your Kitchen for Healthier Living! We shared organizing examples to start 2019 with healthy goals in mind.• Be Clear: Be Clear in your Goal Setting and use Clear Containers!• Make Small Changes to effect … Continue reading
Ready to free you from the pressure of too little time and too much stuff. We are excited to: • enhance your living spaces • teach you how to be more productive • show you how to spend less time looking for … Continue reading
We’ve been “out of the office” for 4 full days of conference learning, networking, and exploring new tools to help you be productive, enhance our business, and deepen the value we bring to your life. NAPO’s conference is our greatest investment … Continue reading
As any accountant will tell you…it’s Tax Season… Time to deal with piles, receipts, and filing — pun intended! While paper comes in different shapes and sizes, 3 things are universal: 1. You can have less paper but you’re not likely to … Continue reading
1. A place for everything and everything in its place Regularly return items from your household’s “hot spots” to their rightful homes: especially items on kitchen countertops, piled in deep windowsills, and on staircases. 2. In one — out one, or … Continue reading
We know first-hand how trips can breed clutter. Travel receipts, souvenirs and your unworn, still-packed clean clothes can trip you up big time if you don’t un-pack. Having just returned from a few days in the Poconos mountains we know what it’s like to come home … Continue reading