Going paperless is a process, not a single step. In this “paperless” age, technology can certainly still add to our piles. You may be staring at proof of that right now. If used smartly though, it can also be used … Continue reading →
Even though I’m an organizer, I too need systems just as much as anyone. Grown-ups need chores too. Shortly after I moved into my home many years ago, I posted a list of “house rules” on the fridge. My list … Continue reading →
Meet Mike. Mike was my first client back in 2001. You can imagine my delight when I was on the Kojo Nnamdi Show last week and Kojo begins to read an email over the air entitled “Kacy Paide Changed My … Continue reading →
If I had a dime for every crumpled, faded receipt I’ve found at the bottom of a client’s bag, car, or stashed in a planner, I’d be able to pay your taxes for you. It’s easy to ignore the crumpled … Continue reading →
Once after a client’s first session he asked, “Can we take the ‘after’ shot now?” Though I thought we were nowhere near the end, to him we had made progress enough. My version of “during” was his version of “after.” You … Continue reading →