Since starting my business, I have always worked from home. I applied the same home office organizing strategies, that I use as a NYC Professional Officer Organizer, to my own space. I have a designated desk (that I share with my husband during non-work hours), a file cabinet nearby and my surplus office and organizing… Continue Reading »

Though you’re probably not heading to work right now, it’s a good opportunity to use this downtime to get organized. Good organizing skills can transfer to all areas of your life—if your room’s cluttered with stuff, your car’s probably the same. Then there’s a good chance you may carry that same disorganization into the office…. Continue Reading »

Sitting transfixed in front of your laptop for extended periods of time is just not healthy and isn’t good for our productivity. This is even more of an issue during the pandemic. We’re all working from home and in many cases our normal office routines are on pause. Hence, we are bouncing from one Zoom… Continue Reading »

My client had downsized and moved from a very large home with an abundance of space into a much smaller home with very limited space. They had set up a home office in a small room that was shared with their laundry machines and needed a home office organizing strategy. Their new home is on… Continue Reading »

While we are into our third week of all employees in non-essential industries working from home in most of the country, many of us are still adjusting to this change in our daily routines. Our time management skills which may have served us well a month ago are being challenged regularly. Between sharing our workspace… Continue Reading »

I hope that you, your family and friends are staying safe and in good health. As I was getting ready to write this message, I was thinking about how my daily routine has changed in just a couple of short weeks. I realized after speaking with some good friends that my life isn’t on pause…… Continue Reading »