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HAPO President's Message by Karen L. Simon, PC Tech Associates
What's Your Sticking Point?
Are you trying to get organized and find that you’re stuck and can’t take the next step? As we were working on our Office Makeover during our Get Organized month project this year, one of the employees expressed how good it was that our team of organizers was there to help them “get over the hump.”
All projects and processes that involve change are often plagued by these “sticking points” where we can’t seem to keep the ball rolling. Sometimes, all it takes is someone to help us get past those points and move on. This is usually where a coach or a change expert can help by identifying how and why we are stuck.
A professional organizer is the best person to have on your team as you strive to become and stay organized. He/she can help you to get through the sticking points, make suggestions on how you can improve your system(s) and even recommend tools to help keep you organized and efficient!
Click here to Find An Organizer in your area. Organizing Professionals ... Are you an organizing professional who performs organizing services? Or are you a manufacturer, distributor or retailer of organizing products? HAPO WANTS YOU! We are always looking for professional organizers and companies where we can refer clients. So, whether you are an organizer who helps clients in homes or offices, a closet product/installation company, or you provide organizing product solutions, visit our Membership page to find out about the Hawaii Association of Professional Organizers and its members. Visit our Events Calendar page for monthly meeting dates.
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Tips to Get Organized contributed by HAPO members
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MASTER PROJECT LIST
Your Master Project List serves as the repository for ALL the organizing, household, and other tasks you need (or would like) to do. It helps you prioritize what REALLY needs to be done (1st priority), what you'd like to get to sometime in the next couple months (2nd Priority), and what you would like to do (3rd Priority). Writing down your Master Project List forces you to be realistic about the sheer amount of things you'd like to accomplish in the limited about of time you have and makes you aware of how many projects you've already started (and not yet finished).
Nancy Nino, Nancy Organizes! www.nancyorganizes.com |
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