Category: Productivity and Organizing Professionals
The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning
How to Free Yourself and your Family from a Lifetime of Clutter by Margareta Magnusson Book Review, by NAPO Member, Angie Hyche. It is not NAPO’s policy to endorse any particular... Read More
Stop Planning and Start Doing
As a professional organizer, winging it is probably not your strong suit. But getting too bogged down on a meticulous plan can keep you from the actual doing. These are some of the lesso... Read More
NAPO Dallas/Fort Worth – The Power of Strategic Planning, Part I
This blog is Part I of a two-part series highlighting the NAPO Dallas/Fort Worth Chapter and their recent recognition as the Chapter of the Year. Winning this award during its inaugural year has put... Read More
Reflections on My First NAPO Conference
It’s a Sunday afternoon, and I am on the plane headed home. As always, there is a safety video playing with detailed instructions about how to operate your seat belt, the importance of identifying t... Read More
Minimalism and The More of Less
Book Review, by NAPO Member, Angie Hyche. It is not NAPO’s policy to endorse any particular book or author. There are many books of value to the organizing and productivity industry. If yo... Read More
Building Your Business Beyond the Solo-preneur Phase
Solopreneuring is great – but maybe you are looking to expand your business and take some of the day-to-day work off your plate. Liz Jenkins can help you with that. No stranger ... Read More
Five Reasons Why I Love Organizing
by Jenny Abrams, Abrams Home Solutions While February was the month of love, if you live in the Midwest like I do, winter can be cold and dark. Luckily, smack dab in the middle of Febr... Read More
All Things Marketing with Drew McLellan
Whether you’ve owned your own productivity and organizing business for a day or a decade, marketing that business never gets easier. With the constant shifts in technologies, platforms and channels ... Read More