Background In the organizing world, we often talk about turning tasks into games, making the task more interesting and (not coincidentally) more motivating. Recently, I worked alongside a *3rd grader who, with no prompting, did just that! Our job was to organize her bedroom. In every session “Jane” discovered ways to turn our tasks Read more…
Background When we set off to organize, we may run into obstacles such as boredom, apathy or overwhelm. These roadblocks can arise when we struggle to balance our big organizing ideas with the rough and tumble logistics of getting them done. In any organizing project, however, both the visionary and the Read more…
“Susan is an innovative organizer. Her unique approach of questioning clients to develop a clear goal is fascinating to watch. Susan has helped my young and teen daughters to organize, purge and develop systems to support daily organization. Additionally, Susan has acted as a consultant in my business to define Read more…
Background I have conversations with clients about getting things done and planning their time. These conversations are so interesting because once people start talking and reflecting they start making insights. I don’t tell people what to do or how to think about something. When people take a bit of time to identify Read more…
Background I’m taking a coaching class right now. It’s called “The Coach Approach for Organizers.” My purpose for taking this course is to learn about coaching and see how I can translate what I learn into my organizing business. In this newsletter, I’m going to share some ideas from an Read more…
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