Category: Development
Message from the President, Ellen Delap, CPO
It’s exciting to lead our thriving association and get to know smart, professional colleagues in an expanding industry. It’s thrilling to be at the front of what is a bustling industry that makes ... Read MoreBreaking Out As a First Time Business Owner and Professional Organizer
This episode of the NAPO Podcast Series ‘Stand Out’ is a little different. Throughout the series, we have spoken with leading industry professionals, seasoned veterans, marketing pros, an... Read MoreForesight Into the Future
Foresight Into the Future by Amy Vance NAPO Member Since 2011 You may have heard the term “foresight” recently in conversations and as a topic that is growing in popularity amongst our membership,... Read MoreMaking Your Own Way, Letting You Shine Through
Talk. Walk. Do. Review. That’s the process our podcast guest goes through as she works with clients. It’s a way of organizing her time with them and managing expectations about what her work is an... Read MoreFive Ways to Deal with FOMO
by Lisa Luken FOMO. A reality that most of us frequently encounter. It’s hard to say no to invites from friends, fearing we’ll miss out on the fun. It’s hard to stop scrolling endl... Read MoreGetting Out of Your Head and Into the Moment
Staying busy, having a long to-do list and checking off those boxes, keeping track of all the projects in your business and at home, hopes, dreams, weekend plans – you have a lo... Read MoreGrowing a Business Starts with Attitude
Life isn’t always easy. That’s a given. For Dr. Regina Lark, the teen years were not spectacular. But in her early 20’s she had what she calls a “click moment” where things just clicked and ... Read MoreSee you in Fort Worth?
by: Janet Schiesl Attending the NAPO retreat is like vacationing with your “tribe”. – 2018 Conference Scholarship Recipient Fo... Read MoreActing as a Guide, Not A Nuisance, in the Sales Process – with David Fisher
If you own a business, sales is a must-perform activity. But many of us don’t like to think of ourselves as “salespeople.” It’s a term with a lot of baggage. But it doesn’t hav... Read More- 2 of 4
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