Category: Organizing
Bad Things Can Happen to Good People
You’ve heard this phrase before, but you probably think “That’s not me. Really bad things happen to other people.” I recently spoke to a recipient of a 2018 NAPO Conference Scholarship for som... Read More
Five Ways to Deal with FOMO
by Lisa Luken FOMO. A reality that most of us frequently encounter. It’s hard to say no to invites from friends, fearing we’ll miss out on the fun. It’s hard to stop scrolling endl... Read More
Keeping it Real, Keeping it Simple – Social Media Best Practices with Samantha Pregenzer
We all want a solid social media presence. But finding time to post, finding the right things to showcase or say – wondering if we have anything to say – these are all challenges we face to up our... Read More
Surviving Visits to the Nursing Home
by Eileen Bergman My father and brother spent the last few years of their lives in nursing homes. My brother was in a skilled nursing facility in San Francisco, and my father wa... Read More
You’ve Got Answers? I’ve Got Questions – with Allison Task
Some of you work as coaches. Many of you have hired life or career coaches. Why does the world need this service? Because decision-making often doesn’t feel right as a solo pursuit. We value input. ... Read More
For a Fresh Start at Work, Take a Stand
This blog is sponsored by NAPO Business Partner, Bush Furniture Most people recognize the ergonomic benefits of a good desk chair when it comes to maintaining health and productivity in the workplace... Read More
À la rentrée
By NAPO Member, Kay Jamison À la rentrée This is an expression I learned when I lived as an expat in France. Pronounced (a la ra(n) tray), the literal meaning is “at the return.” It’s an ack... Read More
How to Land a Corporate Client with Heather Cocozza
On this episode of Stand Out: Growing Your Organizing and Productivity Business, host Sarah Karakaian talks with guest Heather Cocozza about the benefits of working with corporate client... Read More