Disorganization and Stress – Professional Organizers Blog Carnival
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Since this is Stress Awareness Month, I thought I’d tap into my great network of professional organizers and ask them to share what they know about the connection between stress and disorganization. With so many being away at the NAPO Conference last week, I was a bit concerned that I might not get many submissions to this month’s Blog Carnival, but I’m thrilled with the responses, and hope you will be too.
Here are this month’s posts:
Paul H. Burton – Where Stress and Disorganization Collide
Janine Adams – Standards of clutter
Linda Samuels – Family, Friends, Nature & Clutter
Ellen Delap – Distress and Disorganization
Ramona Creel – Getting Organized To Reduce Stress
Janet Baker – Paper Tiger Filing System in the Office Can Prevent Melt Downs and Disasters
Audrey Cupo – Improve Your Memory
There’s a wealth of wisdom here, so be sure to set aside some time to read all the posts, leave some comments, and get to know the bloggers! You’re sure to pick up some great advice, either for yourself or for your clients.
We are now accepting submissions for next month’s Professional Organizers Blog Carnival, when our topic will be Moving. The deadline is Monday, May 9.
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What a great list of blogs and wealth of information on stress. Love it, thanks for the ongoing resource!
Thanks for stopping by, Sara! Maybe you’d like to get involved one month – you’ll find all the upcoming topics listed in the sidebar.
Thank you, Janet! I’m behind with my reading, but am looking forward to catching up with these.
One of the highlights of my month is reading all the different approaches to a similar topic and all the great ideas! Of course, I have the advantage of being able to read them as they come in… 🙂
this is very ineresting to read thank you for sharing this post, reading all the different approaches to a similar topic and all the great ideas!