Posted by Lisa on 24 Sep 2010 | Tagged as: Decision Making, Organized Home
This article is an excerpt from my upcoming book, The Ultimate Life Organizer: An Interactive Guide to a More Organized, Simpler, and Less Stressful Life, which will be published by Peter Pauper Press in November 2010. As you start the organizing journey, you may suffer from what I like to call, Temporary Organizing Paralysis. This [...]
Posted by Lisa on 21 Sep 2010 | Tagged as: Success Strategies, Teleclasses
I’m excited to host Meggin McIntosh as she presents: Strategies for When You Are Seriously and Scarily Behind We all get a little behind sometimes – at home, at work, in our classes, in our chores, and in our many projects. It happens and we can laugh about it and try to clear some time [...]
Posted by Lisa on 20 Sep 2010 | Tagged as: Productivity Tools
I was recently asked by Get Buttoned Up to review The DYMO® LabelManager® 260P. This label maker eliminates the inconvenience of AA batteries as you can charge it up and go! The sleek new design is perfect for any office or workspace. And it’s packed with new features – inspired by consumers– that help you [...]
Posted by Lisa on 16 Sep 2010 | Tagged as: Career Counseling, Career Transition
This is my most recent column for the Work-Life Balance page of the Poughkeepsie Journal online. This particular article offers tips for conducting an organized job search. Take a look…
Posted by Lisa on 15 Sep 2010 | Tagged as: Career Counseling, Career Transition
I was thrilled to be selected as a columnist for the Poughkeepsie Journal’s Work-Life Balance column of the Young Professionals section. I will periodically be posting columns dealing with work-life balance, and am happy to share links to those articles here so that you can click on over and read them at your leisure. I [...]
