You’ve probably heard the old cliché “an apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Well, I’m not a doctor and hence can’t speak to the role apples play in helping to maintain good health, but one thing that I do know for sure is that 5 minutes a day will keep the clutter away…. Continue Reading »
As a NYC professional organizer, I have been focusing all month on the upcoming national preparedness month and America’s PrepareAthon in order to serve my clients and increase awareness throughout the city. I’ve discussed how to get your home ready using my disaster-related home organizing tips, how to get your office ready, how to get yourself ready personally,… Continue Reading »
As my regular readers are aware, I have been focusing of late on the upcoming America’s PrepareAthon and national preparedness month. As a professional organizer in NYC, I consider it part of my job description to assist my readers and clients to prepare for disasters, including those that take place during the workday. Remember: Fail… Continue Reading »
As my regular readers know, when it comes to natural disasters and other calamities I make it my business to be part of the unofficial Team Readiness. As a professional organizer in NYC, I owe it to my clients and to the city I love to do that. The most recent catastrophic event for the… Continue Reading »
Okay, I sure hate to say it but summer is, well, almost over. Of course, I know that the warm weather will continue through September (in the Northeast at least) and there will still be some good times to be had at the beach. But let’s face it: the days are getting a wee bit… Continue Reading »
As I said in a recent post, as an NYC professional organizer, I make it my business to think ahead. That means reflecting on subjects running the gamut from the relatively light, such as how to deal with excess paper in the workplace, to the more serious, such as how to prepare for a sudden… Continue Reading »