While many of us have the best of intentions when it comes to organizing the pile of magazines cascading off the coffee table, figuring out how to better utilize our storage space, or making room in the closet for winter clothes, it can be difficult to begin the process. This is the topic I discussed with a… Continue Reading »
Perhaps you’ve thought about organizing a disaster preparedness plan for your family, but you never followed through. Maybe it hasn’t been a priority… As a Professional Organizer in NYC, I’m here to share that it will never be the right time, or make it to the top of your list of priorities, until it’s too… Continue Reading »
With Grandparent’s Day just taking place this past Sunday, you may be reminiscing about some of your special family memories. In fact, you may even be thinking about what to do with those old boxes of photos, or dusty picture albums, that you haven’t looked at in years, which are currently cluttering your home… Continue Reading »
The annual NAPO Conference is the place for professional organizers from NYC and beyond to learn from other experts about all aspects of establishing and growing a professional organizing business. In addition, the NAPO Conference expo is a treasure trove of new and innovative products for organizing your office and home. This NYC professional organizer… Continue Reading »
If your investment portfolio is a collection of accounts with no rhyme or reason, it can lead to “financial clutter.” It’s not uncommon to change jobs many times, leading to the accumulation a lot of accounts, without having a well thought-out investment strategy. A NYC Professional Organizer can help organize your financial accounts, and a… Continue Reading »
Whether you use your computer primarily for business or personal work, at some point you’re going to have to replace it. Purchasing and organizing your new computer is an investment – not only of money but of time – so applying some of the following computer organizing tips is vital to the process. Here are… Continue Reading »