Welcome To Open Spaces
Want to be more focused, organized and productive, do you? You’re in exactly the right place if it’s your desire to…
- start each day feeling confident that you know what to do and can get it done
- get control of email
- meet or exceed the commitments you make to colleagues and clients
- have a comprehensive plan for completing major initiatives
- communicate more effectively, therefore more productively
- be able to access paper and electronic documents quickly and easily
- get projects and tasks completed on time
- reduce stress
- increase contentment with your personal and professional life
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 and clients as in control and organized
- feel in better control of how their time is spent
- feel reduced stress and greater peace of mind
- communicate more effectively
- enjoy spending time in their office space
Great results to be sure. But the process of getting more organized productive isn’t for everyone — and timing is important.
My best clients are people who are truly ready to make some positive changes. It requires commitment, honesty (with yourself and with me), a positive attitude, and equal ownership of the process.
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Still 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 anywhere from “not ideal” to “really out of control” including…
- 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
- An overall plan for working on the business while working in the business
- Daily habits and mindsets (good or not so good)
- 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
