How to stay organized __… that phrase has become a popular Google search, with the blank being filled in with all types of office and work scenarios. As a NYC Professional Office Organizer, I’ve been able to support my clients in everything from small home offices to bigger open office spaces. The options for workspaces… Continue Reading »
Like many people, you have probably found it difficult to stay focused at work from time to time. Some days it’s more of a problem and can affect your productivity. I’ve compiled my favorite blogs shared over the last year…. All of which provide tools and strategies that will help improve your focus at work…. Continue Reading »
When traveling for work or pleasure this summer, one of the most important steps you can take is organizing your electronics before you leave. As most electronic gadgets are expensive, you should take precautions to keep them safe so you can avoid unnecessary costs down the road. One of my favorite reminders to clients is… Continue Reading »
You can’t escape it these days… everywhere you look, on television, in magazines, online… there are images of perfectly organized, beautiful workspaces. A simple Pinterest search can bring up thousands of ideas for organizing your desk drawers and even more possibilities to consider for organizing your home office. Is it realistic to expect that you… Continue Reading »
Summer is almost here. With the warm breeze and sunshine comes longer days and a desire to spend less time in the office. You may be planning a vacation or long weekends away which are well deserved after months of hard work. But before season starts, take a little time to declutter your office and… Continue Reading »
After time off for a well-earned vacation, it can be difficult to immediately transition back into your normal work mode. Time away to relax is needed to re-charge but jumping right back into a busy workday with a full schedule and jam-packed to-do list can be overwhelming. To make the adjustment easier, this NYC Professional… Continue Reading »