Do you have good intentions and want to make a change, but find it hard to follow through? Do you set New Year’s Resolutions or Goals and lose steam by mid-January? Do you vow year after year that “This Year Will Be Different”? We can help! Whether you’re in our local service area or across… Read more
I didn’t want to do it, but I’m glad I did. As you may remember, I’m training for a half marathon that takes place in late June. I have a plan – a specific training plan that spells out what distances I will run on which particular days. In my head, I know that sticking… Read more
Debbie is training to run her 2nd half marathon at the end of June. She’ll participate in the Seattle Rock and Roll 1/2 Marathon on June 26th. Way to go Debbie!!!! The first thing Debbie did was make this a personal goal…she decided to commit to running a half marathon. She shared her goal with important… Read more
Are you working on establishing a new habit that will positively impact your organization or productivity? Does it feel like a lot of work? One strategy is to find ways to make it fun. Make it fun – we’ve found this video example of how people will change their behavior if its fun. We see… Read more
Simply Placed and some recent publicity we’ve had were featured yesterday by PR Expert Nancy Juetten on her website and blog Main Street Media Savvy. Thanks Nancy for your interest in our efforts to be seen and heard in our own backyard and beyond, and thanks for sharing our story with your readers! We’ve used some… Read more
We would love to partner with you in helping you achieve your goals this year! We are here to provide our expertise, support and encouragement along the way and to keep you accountable. Plan for Success in 2010 package includes: A 1 hour phone consultation where we will walk you through the process… Read more
If you’ve followed our last few posts, you now have a list of your goals for 2010. Next step – create an action plan. How are you planning to “make it happen?” Here are a few of our favorite strategies: Break your goal down into next actions. For example – what is the first thing that needs… Read more
It’s that time of year again to think about what you’d like to accomplish in the next year. Take some time to create a Master Goal list for 2010. This is a place to dump all of your big ideas and lofty goals. It gets them out of your head and on paper (or the… Read more
While we’re not big advocates of setting New Year’s Resolutions just for the sake of setting resolutions, we are BIG believers in setting GOALS and for creating action plans to help you achieve your goals. Alan Lakein adapted a quote from Winston Churchill to read “Failing to Plan is planning to fail”. Are you planning… Read more
We were interviewed recently by Randy Woods, writer for the Seattle Times NWJobs site and blog “Hire Ground“. Randy’s post summarizes some of the tips I shared with him on how Job Seekers could use organization and productivity strategies to reach their goal (finding a new job). Three primary strategies covered in the post are… Read more
We are very excited to announce the release of Debbie’s new book, Six Word Lessons to Be More Productive. In this book, readers get 100 practical, easy to implement, effective strategies to help you increase focus, organization and productivity at work. Find what you need when you need it, be on time with your appointments, promises… Read more
It’s hard to believe its November already. Where has the year gone? (I say this every year!) Have you started thinking about the holidays yet? Do you have any organizing projects you’d like to accomplish before the holidays are upon us? Are you feeling overwhelmed by holiday or end-of-the-year related tasks for your home or… Read more
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