Clearing the excess stuff that clutters our furniture and fills our closets is important and a component of spring cleaning.  This is a  concept should be applied to the systems and processes that are utilized to keep the rest of our NYC homes and our offices organized and functioning efficiently.  Periodically assessing the systems in our NYC homes… Continue Reading »

I attended the annual NAPO (National Association of Professional Organizers) Conference in the unexpectedly chilly San Diego earlier this month.  In addition to the motivating and educational keynotes and workshops, one of the highlights of each year’s conference is the product expo.  Once again, the array of companies exhibiting didn’t disappoint with their organizing solutions… Continue Reading »

I have been working with a client to get all of her financial paperwork organized in her NYC home office so that it can be handed off to her accountant.  We are making good progress and should be able to hand off the first round of information early next week.  This is the first tax… Continue Reading »

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 »

I have been working with a client who would like to get her home de-cluttered so that she can then make some decisions regarding re-decorating the space. She is now working from home and needs to better accommodate the needs of her home office. At the beginning of the project, we clearly identified her objectives… Continue Reading »

When I am working with clients to get their offices, homes or paperwork organized, I always stress that the systems that we create need to be as simple as possible so that they will be easy to follow and remember.  As the solutions that I create usually involve learning a new behavior, it is especially… Continue Reading »