I’ve reached the age in life where more people around me require medical services, and not all of those can be planned ahead of time. On multiple occasions, I’ve had friends and family head to the emergency room or a nearby clinic with (fortunately) non-life threatening maladies. What we’ve all learned is that
This is Part 3 in my How to Plan for Travel countdown series with one blog post per month containing travel tips to get my family, friends, clients and you ready to go for your next vacation overseas. From August 1 through June 30, I’ll be counting down the tips by how far in advance it’s optimal to plan. If you stumble across this blog post in February, and you’re planning a trip in May, you’re not too late. You’ll just have to do things at a heightened pace.
How can I get organized for travel: 9-12 months before
How to Plan for Travel: Choose your accommodations.
Now? Seriously? Why can’t I just show up and find something when I get there?
How can I be organized at times and completely disorganized at others?
I have a lot of clients who feel this way. They have completely organized days where everything goes smoothly. But on some days, nothing goes right. And then they start feeling frustrated and upset about being disorganized, which can send them in a downward spiral. The danger occurs when we
Professional Organizers Encounter Common Situations:
Written September 10, 2013, 8:20 PM
Georgie Porgie Noisy Le Grand. That was her name. She was the Greatest Pyrenees. Flashback to June of 2003. We were in Dallas for a small wedding. Super small. The reception was held in the kitchen of the bride and groom’s home. Out of the blue, one of the couples there asked