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Home Office Organizing Ideas for the Holiday Season

So, it’s the holidays, and you’ve got at least a modicum more time than usual. Now is the perfect opportunity to make a little headway on tuning up that home office of yours. Home office organizing ideas for the holiday season are exactly what today’s blog is about. As an NYC professional organizer, I see… Continue Reading »

Office Organizing Ideas for the Holidays: Coordinating Schedules and Vacations

With people taking time off from work, and needing their duties covered, the holiday season can be one of the more stressful times of the year.  But, take it from our NYC Professional Organizer, it doesn’t have to be that way. What’s required – no surprise here – is planning! And informing your planning there… Continue Reading »

Office Move Strategies from Your NYC Professional Organizer

When it comes to your office move, technology pretty much has to come first.  Unlike when you move your residence, when you can probably survive without cable for a few days or even weeks, and you might be fine living without a phone land line for a spell as well, when it comes to the… Continue Reading »

NYC Professional Organizer Strategies for Surviving the Actual Move

It‘s the final week before the movers arrive. You’ve organized, purged, and prepared for  the inevitable upheaval that moving brings. Your NYC Professional Organizer says that now is the time to prepare your “Survival Kit.” These are the items that you will take with you, rather than putting on the moving truck, to ease your… Continue Reading »

Tips for a Successful Office Move

So, you’ve gotten serious enough about your upcoming office move to be looking at a blog about it. As an NYC professional organizer, I like to reward effort like that among my clients and readers, and so let’s get started. I’ll be providing a series of office move tips that constitute what people call “tips,”… Continue Reading »