Staying productive is challenging especially during these unusual times. Most are working from home which comes with its own built in set of distractions and disruptions. This makes it that much more essential to be sure that you’re not just busy but are productive. The tasks that are being checked off your list should be… Continue Reading »
As a home office organizer, I have frequently suggesting office organizing products to my clients so that they can better utilize their home workspace. Here are 4 products that work especially well for both those who are newer to working from home as well as those who have always worked this way. File Box Whether… Continue Reading »
It has surely been an unusual 7 months. Lockdown. Working from home. Remote learning. Balancing work and life. We may typically associate burnout with our jobs, especially if it has been an extremely busy time taken up all consuming projects. However, the stress and challenges of daily life during a pandemic can also contribute to… Continue Reading »
While the benefits of working from home (wfh) include not having to commute and greater flexibility with managing your schedule, there are pitfalls. Whether you have always worked from home or have being doing this just since lockdown, you probably have experienced the challenges of working this way. Fortunately, we are well past the initial… Continue Reading »
“Can you share some really effective home office organizing tips?” As a NYC professional home office organizer, I’m asked this question more frequently these days with so many working from home. Whether you have an entire room as your home office or are using the dining room table, the objective is the same. A dedicated… Continue Reading »
When I meet with a home office client either virtually or in person for the first time, the snapshot of that moment paints a clear picture of the mistakes they are making managing their space. I might see indecision, procrastination or overwhelm… sometimes a combination of all 3. Of course, what these challenges look like… Continue Reading »