Welcome to Day 5 of our 5-Day Holiday Organizing Challenge! Today’s Topic: Holiday Travel with Less Stress If you’re heading over the river and through the woods this holiday season, you’re not alone! This is the busiest time of the year for travel, and it can be a really stressful time but we’ve got some… Read more
Recently, Debbie Rosemont was interviewed as a Productivity Expert for a podcast with Smead. Last week, she discussed how to organize and prepare for business travel and shared strategies that travelers can practice to be more efficient after arriving at their destination. This week, Debbie continues the discussion about some things you can do to make… Read more
Recently, Debbie Rosemont was interviewed as a Productivity Expert for a podcast with Smead. She discussed how to organize and prepare for business travel and shared strategies that travelers can practice to be more efficient after arriving at their destination. Do you have an upcoming trip? Whether you are traveling for a convention, training, onsite client work… Read more
We know planning and booking travel can be time consuming. If you want to save time and channel it toward increased productivity, read on to learn how you can do so by considering a travel agent as a resource the next time you need to travel. Thank you to guest blogger, Kathryn Gerken, for this… Read more
If you are planning on airline travel during the winter holidays, getting organized now can help turn a hectic and stressful trip into a smooth experience. 10 Tips for Peaceful Holiday Travel Pack gifts and wrapping paper separately, wrap once you arrive. TSA is allowed to open any wrapped items – including in checked luggage. Plus gifts… Read more
Are you a frequent traveler that sometimes needs to catch a plane at a moment’s notice ? We were inspired recently when watching the TV show “Criminal Minds” by how quickly the agents on the show were able to board a plane after learning they would need to travel. While your travel might not be… Read more
Getting organized before traveling, especially if you travel often for business, helps you make sure everything runs smoothly during your trip, at the office and at home while you are away. Using a checklist is an easy way to make sure you have everything you need and are ready to enjoy your trip. You can… Read more
We live in a world of ever increasing apps, online reservations, and digital technology. However when traveling, especially internationally, you often end up with a multitude of tickets, maps, and other important papers in physical format. And just like you have backups for computer files and photos, it’s important to have backups of your necessary… Read more
Debbie Rosemont, CPO with Simply Placed walks you through simple steps you can take to get and stay organized in your car. Whether your car is used just to transport you and others from one place to another, or if it is an extension of your office, keeping it free of clutter and organized… Read more
It really doesn’t matter what the project is. Taking an organized approach to problem solving and solution execution will always provide better results, with less wasted time and less stress. Always. Consider the positive impact of taking an organized approach to packing for business travel or vacation. The less than organized approach likely involves trying to both decide… Read more
There are many reasons to declutter and organize your car: reducing the number of things that fall out when you open the doors, improving access to storage space, finding the missing library book and getting rid of the funky smell created by the hidden banana peel or bag of fast food trash. An often-overlooked reason… Read more
Do you dread all the work that’s piled up since your business trip, vacation, etc? I’ve been doing a lot of travelling this month for both vacation and business. Here I’ve highlighted a few strategies to help you to have a smooth “reentry” into your local life and business routine. Catch up on email during the flight home…. Read more
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