Welcome To Open Spaces

Want to be more productive, do you? Then let’s go!

Being on this page is the first important step to making changes that will positively affect your work life every single day. You’re in exactly the right place if it’s your desire to…

  • be more focused, organized and productive every day
  • get control of email
  • meet or exceed the commitments you make to clients
  • be able to access paper and electronic documents quickly and easily
  • get projects and tasks completed on time
  • reduce stress and increase quality of life
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    Clients have shared that due to our work together they…

  • are better able to comfortably balance their personal and professional lives
  • are viewed by colleagues as in control and organized
  • feel like time management is now a strength
  • feel reduced stress and greater peace of mind
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    While all that sounds great, I should tell you that the process of getting more productive isn’t for everyone. My best clients are people who are truly ready to make some positive changes. It’s not painful, and frankly it can be rather fun, or I wouldn’t be doing it for a living. But it does require that you commit, get candid with yourself, and trust me to provide the knowledge to get you where you want to be. So, if you’re game, let’s get started. The very next thing you can do is sign up for my weekly quick (reading time 90 seconds or less) productivity tip.

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    Not sure if you’re in the right place to make the changes you want to make? Read on…

    What Causes Disorganization?
    A number of things can be at the root of why an office feels so out of control. Below are some areas we look at to determine how they’re working for you.

  • Processes and systems for handling email, phone calls, paper, etc.
  • How projects are managed from start to finish and beyond
  • How routine tasks are handled
  • Multitasking vs. prioritizing
  • Interactions with colleagues and/or support staff
  • Calendar management
  • Note taking and processing those notes
  • Office furniture and placement
  • Organizing tools (desktop sorters, in/out baskets, etc.)
  • Filing systems
  • Daily habits and mindsets (good or not so good)