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Professional Organizing: 4 Things I Don’t Do

Many of us form preconceived notions about certain professions and more specifically about how individuals in those professions do what they do.  This is very much the case with NYC Professional Organizers.  I am constantly fielding questions from prospective clients as well as from those who I meet in networking events, workshops or even the… Continue Reading »

Home Office: Paperwork Organizing

I was recently contacted by a woman who lives on the West Coast and was interested in purchasing a gift certificate for her father who lives in NYC.  He moved out of his business office and set up shop in a spare bedroom in his apartment 3 years ago.  As what was going to be… Continue Reading »

Declutter First – Start Small

I am working with a client whose life has been very busy and as a result her stuff has taken over her home.  Every surface is covered with clothing, shoes, linens, papers… and the list goes on.  She is now ready to regain control of her space and has realized that the assistance of a… Continue Reading »

Office Organizing Ideas for a Doctor’s Office – Maximizing Space

Now that the dozens and dozens of boxes have been picked up by the shredding company and all of the trash bags have been removed, it’s amazing how much space there is for the 20+ file cabinets and assorted items that need to be stored in this one room.  This part of the project is… Continue Reading »

Organize Doctor’s Office – Paper Organizing & Management

The contents of every space should be reviewed periodically and the excess clutter and unwanted paperwork collected. Regular, systematized paper organizing is key to keeping your filing systems effective and efficient. As it is very easy to overlook this task, it is extremely important to book time on the calendar for it that coincides with other… Continue Reading »

Organize Doctor’s Office – Paper Organizing Done

As in any project, the hardest part is getting started.  Once you have gotten past that hurdle, the project starts to take on a life of its own and momentum builds.  This is exactly what happened with the paper organizing and filing portion of this project.  As we started the process of adding the 16 shelves of… Continue Reading »