Study Skills for a Tough Time
It’s a tough time for students. Learning remotely has its own set of challenges – for parents and kids, as well as for college students....
Continue ReadingIt’s a tough time for students. Learning remotely has its own set of challenges – for parents and kids, as well as for college students....
Continue ReadingI’ve named this blog “All in Order,” because that’s the comfortable feeling many of us seek when we first set out to begin our “organizing...
Continue ReadingAs I’ve discussed, the first step in being organized is to look at your reasons for doing so. What will your home/office/schedule/life look like without...
Continue ReadingIn one of the first women’s financial literacy classes I taught 25 years ago, I was surprised to see a woman I’ll call Jean on...
Continue ReadingLast time, we looked at how to process your action items. Now let’s see how you can use the S.T.O.R.M. system (Sort. Toss. Organize. Review....
Continue ReadingIf you have trouble deciding what to keep, consider: Am I still interested in knowing/doing/having this? (If YES, save. If NO, toss) Is there a...
Continue ReadingWhat’s your biggest organizing challenge? Many people say “papers,” as left unattended, they seem to grow and grow. Let’s look at how to handle both...
Continue ReadingPerhaps it’s been (mostly) wonderful, having your young adult child return home to wait out the pandemic. Whether he or she is a college student...
Continue ReadingYou’ve SORTED. You’ve TOSSED. Next you will ORGANIZE. The clean clothes go in the closet and the dresser in an orderly, useful way (that’s a...
Continue ReadingWhether you decide to go it alone, or hire professional help, how will you begin to become more organized? No, it’s not with an order...
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