From Overwhelmed to Organized: Put the Principles of Organization to Work for You

Do you get depressed when you look at your desk? Are you wasting valuable time searching for emails, files, or important information? Are you tired of struggling with disorganization?

Then it’s time to put the basic principles of organization to work for you!

As an administrative professional, you know that being organized is crucial to your effectiveness. But have you ever thought about why? Has disorganization ever caused you to waste time? Or money? Have you ever thought about the cost of disorganization to your company? Many people don’t take into account the adverse effect that disorganization can have, not only on a job and career, but on an entire office as well.

The good news is that the principles of organization remain the same no matter what you’re trying to do – whether it’s organizing your executive’s files or spearheading a big project. Yet organization principles still need to be tailored to fit the situation. Cleaning your desk is going to require a slightly different approach than organizing your email inbox. However, the basic steps are the same.

During this webinar, we’ll explain:

• The four basic steps to organizing anything – from paper to projects – and show you how to apply them!
• How to make organizing quick and simple.
• The biggest factor that derails your organizing success — and what to do about it.
• How effective systems help you find, do, and complete things consistently.

Disorganization can cost you a lot of time and money, and put your job, career, and well-being at risk. Getting organized can literally help you breathe easier during your workday, lower your stress, and contribute to better health. You have everything to gain by improving your organization skills.

About Julie Perrine: Julie Perrine is an executive assistant turned founder of All Things Admin. She is an enthusiastic trainer, author, Certified Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Administrator, and perpetual planner. As an advocate of the administrative profession, Julie encourages admins to be prepared, hone their skills, and always keep their minds open to new career opportunities.