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And by “us” I mean you and me.
As you’re reading this page a giant to do list is swirling in your head.
Why is it that after putting in a long day of work, the list doesn’t seem to get any shorter? The sheer volume of what needs to get done can be exhausting, or worse, paralyzing.
Most important things first, right? That’s what time management “experts” say. Well, creating a plan for effective prioritizing is on next weeks’ to do list when things are due to settle down. But then next week comes and it’s just as crazy as this week. Papers, projects and files have piled up and it would be really refreshing to get rid of them, but that means coming in on a weekend. Ugh.
Deep down you know there is a better way. Maybe in a book or a class or a website you’ll find that magic bit of information that will boost your productivity and help you finally feel you are managing your time instead of tasks managing you.
Well you might find the answer there but you’ll definitely find it here. Because I understand exactly how you feel.
I get it because I have been there, too. I spent 17 years in the corporate environment (working for someone else) and 11 years working for myself and by myself. So I know the challenges of working in a large company and the trials that go with having to do all the work myself. In both cases, though I’m not naturally organized, I researched, developed and practiced new ways of doing things so I was less harried and more happy while getting stuff done and working in an environment that looks and feels productive and peaceful.
Yep. Peaceful.
The skills you need to know can be learned and they can be tailored to your habits and preferences. So you don’t have to get all crazy trying to change everything about yourself. That never works anyway.
Start right here right now and get this report. That and 20 minutes of your time will get you started in a way that could change your life – but definitely your work day.
“Mary tailors her advice to your style. That’s why it works. All the generic organizational stuff did not work for me, because it couldn’t take me and my quirks into account.
I found Mary, literally out of desperation. My bank needed 2 years of tax returns to complete a refi and I had no idea in which pile, in which corner of my office they could be found. I called around and all roads led to Mary. She is professional, pleasant, no nonsense and effective. I have worked with her off and on for probably 3 years. When I feel I am heading back into old bad habits, I call her for a refresher. In she comes, happy to help and she puts me back on track.” Steve Axelbaum
Small business owners, managers, executives, and professionals all benefit from increasing organization skills at work. Listed below are clients who have chosen me to help them work smarter.
In addition to the companies and organizations listed, I’ve worked with individuals including physicians, architects, interior designers, bankers, financial advisors, realtors, consultants, builders, teachers, psychologists, retailers, executive directors, florists, artists, trainers, appraisers, writers, students, and more.
