Kathy has a large family and over 30 years of household and family management skills. She used and developed practical organizational tools to keep her family moving forward. She created the space for quality time with her children, and for herself.
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- Location:
- Roseville, MN
- Phone:
- 651-486-2720
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Events
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- Paper Piles and Useless Files
Teleclass - Comfort of your own hom...
Thursday, June 11 at 7:00pm - Garage, Attic, Basement
Teleclass - Comfort of your own home!
Tuesday, May 19 at 7:00pm - Delay, Dally, Drag Your Feet
Teleclass - Comfort of your own hom...
Tuesday, May 12 at 10:00am
Project Partners Organizing, LLC Walk-ins welcome at the Organize 2 Succeed NAPO Minnesota Conference tomorrow! Join us...
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Representing Minnesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota and Northwestern Wisconsin, NAPO Minnesota promotes the profession of organizing, exposes the benefits of organizing services, and offers a support ...
Project Partners Organizing, LLC No work tonight. Just sent all my little buddies home for the night. We had a blast playing with several (7) of our grandchildren. They didn't all get in the pictures, but they all got in on the fun!
Place plastic pocket folders into a 3-ring binder. Label the tabs for various activities that your family participates in. You might have one for zoos, museums, theaters, etc...
Where to begin! Getting started can be the most difficult part of an organizing project. If you don't know where or how to begin, here are some things to consider: Start with someplace that will have the biggest impact on your home or office. Gather your supplies...
Schedule your organizing project when you are at your personal best. If you are a morning person and have the most energy before noon that would be a good time to tackle your toughest projects...
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Join us on this informative Teleclass!
•Would you like to eat at your dining room table again?
•Do you have stacks of mail on the counter and the table, in the cupboards and between the sheets?
•Do you wish a magic fairy would appear to remove all those piles of paper?
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Project Partners Organizing, LLC presents Paper Piles & Useless Files: Create a Filing System if you are a Creative, Busy Person -- Thursday, July 16, 2009 -- Teleclass
Project Partners Organizing, LLC Back by popular demand. This class provides you with valuable information on getting your paper in order using both traditional and creative methods.
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Project Partners Organizing, LLC presents Paper Piles & Useless Files: Create a Filing System if you are a Creative, Busy Person -- Thursday, July 16, 2009 -- Teleclass
Keep a running To Do list to capture all of the items that need to be done to keep life running smoothly (A-list). Keep a separate list of the things that you would like to do, but don’t need to be done now or even soon (B-list). ...
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Junk Drawers Most people have a drawer where they put items that they don't know what else to do with. Usually this drawer is in the kitchen and usually contains everything from small tools, to bandaids, to twist ties, to important notes and receipts...
