Category: Stress Management
August 2020 Message from the President, Susie Hayman
As I was considering the theme of this month’s message, I went back and re-read my August 2019 one. I wrote about summer as a time of relaxation, vacation, fun, and a time for reflection, a season t... Read More
Working Together on Your Home While Working from Home by Nancy Meck, NAPO Member since 2007
Working Together on Your Home While Working from Home by Nancy Meck, NAPO Member since 2015 Ample time at home is amping up people’s focus on lingering house projects. It’s also highlighting wants... Read More
Embracing the Essentials for COVID-19
Embracing the Essentials for COVID-19 by Kristin DeCou, NAPO Member since 2017. Many of us are getting organized and helping others put their things in order. But what do we prioritize first? Our coll... Read More
A Vacation State of Mind by Kay Jamison
A Vacation State of Mind by Kay Jamison, NAPO Member Since 2017 There is something magical that happens when we are on vacation. It happens when we gradually let go of the daily to-dos at home or wo... Read More
Downtime Lets You Stop and Think
Submitted by NAPO Member, Sandra Wheeler STOP and THINK. I often wake up with a good deal of energy, ready to jump out of bed and start my day. This is great however, I hav... Read More
The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning
How to Free Yourself and your Family from a Lifetime of Clutter by Margareta Magnusson Book Review, by NAPO Member, Angie Hyche. It is not NAPO’s policy to endorse any particular... Read More
10 Things Organized People Do
by Kay Jamison, NAPO Member “You’re so organized.” Ever wonder how some people seem so calm and organized while others are running out of breath while keeping up with all of the to-do’s... Read More
Minimalism and The More of Less
Book Review, by NAPO Member, Angie Hyche. It is not NAPO’s policy to endorse any particular book or author. There are many books of value to the organizing and productivity industry. If yo... Read More