The holidays typically mean that your home will be a gathering place for family and friends. When you have a home office, it can easily become the place to store items that you want to remove from your main living space. Plus the incoming deluge of holiday cards and receipts added to your regular paperwork and client files… Continue Reading »
With the holidays approaching, it’s inevitable that people in your office will be requesting time off from work. How will you prepare and ensure that required tasks are still being done? All you need is a plan, and that’s what this Professional Organizer in NYC has for you. Here are my office organizing tips to help you coordinate… Continue Reading »
If you are currently working in a cluttered office, it might feel a bit overwhelming to think about organizing your entire office. It might even be hard to find time to designate toward a complete office overhaul. Not able to spend an entire day organizing your office? That’s okay! This Professional Organizer is sharing her top office organizing… Continue Reading »
It is true that we are living and working in a digital age, but that doesn’t mean paper has become obsolete. In fact, if you peek into your office right now, I’d bet you’d find a pile of paper that you’ve been meaning to file away. Don’t waste any more time searching for what you need! Here are… Continue Reading »
Do you know what the magic secret is to a functioning, efficient office space? Sure, a clutter free space is helpful and an organized desk is necessary. But the real key lies in transforming your workspace into a “command center.” A command center is where everything you need for your daily work is within arm’s reach. This creates… Continue Reading »
Whether you have a spare bedroom set up as your home office or you are using a smaller space, organizing a home office so that it serves both your personal and business needs can be tough. With the many aspects of a home office – bills, storage of legal and financial records, work files – you need to… Continue Reading »