Smart Spaces Organizing will be posting a series of blogs on designing and organizing an office. The design principles remain very similar whether it is a corporate office or a home office or a home management centre.
The new year has started and you are back to work. Whether you work in a corporate office, small office, cubicle or home office, there are similar problems and concerns.
In honour of January - Get organized month, Smart Spaces is holding a messiest desk contest. Submit a photo and a brief explanation as to why/how your desk got so messy and what you would envision your new organized desk should look like and you will have the opportunity to win a free desk organization make over.
Send photos and information to organizer@smartspacesdesign.com
Contest closes January 31, 2010
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- Smart Spaces Organizing
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Heather Burke founded Smart Spaces Organizing and Design Inc. ten years ago. She is a Silver Leaf Member and a Trained Professional Organizer with the Professional Organizers in Canada (POC). Heather has earned her Chronic Disorganization (CD) Specialist and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) Specialist designations through the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization (NSGCD), and all nine of the Certificates of Study offered by the NSGCD. Heather is currently working on her CPO-CD. She works with both residential and business clients in addition to being a speaker, author and organizing expert in the local media. She also presents seminars, workshops and teaches organizing in continuing education classes. Heather serves as a regional ambassador for NSGCD and is on the Education committee with POC. Heather specializes in working with square pegs and round holes. Heather and her team at Smart Spaces have successfully helped over 300 business and residential clients overcome a variety of organizing challenges.
Recommended Reading List
- ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life , By Judith Kohlberg and Kathleen Nadeau
- Organizing from the Inside Out. By Julie Morgenstern
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