The world is full of ideas and information you can use on your blog, but you don’t always have to work hard at coming up with a topic, and then spend even more time researching it. If you’ve ever completed any of the following projects, take a look at them – you just might be surprised at the wealth of material you have on hand!
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Today I’m thrilled to introduce a special guest, Lelah Baker-Rabe, who is one of our Professional Organizers Blog Carnival Star Bloggers. Lelah specializes in helping clients eliminate paper from their offices, and is here today to explain how you can benefit from making your organizing business paperless.
When my dad started his business in the 1960s, my mother answered his business line and took messages for him to return when he got back from his service calls. That worked well, because he didn’t have to pay her, and because they wanted her to be at home with the kids when we were young.
Continuing from yesterday’s post about planning a move, packing, and coping with the stress of moving, today we continue this month’s Professional Organizers Blog Carnival with posts about decluttering before a move, preparing a house for sale, and unpacking in the new home.
Welcome to the latest edition of the Professional Organizers Blog Carnival! Because this is such a popular time of year for people to move, I asked our readers to send in their related blog posts to create an awesome collection of tips for an organized move. Please check them out, leave some comments, and share them with your social networks!
Whether blogging is your passion or something you feel you have to do, I’m sure you put a lot of time and effort into creating your content. No matter how good a writer you are, most people will only read what you’ve posted recently, but with a little creativity, you can repurpose what you’ve written and get it working for you!
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