SOHO Organizing – Professional Organizers Blog Carnival
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The topic for this edition of the Professional Organizers Blog Carnival is Small Office / Home Office (SOHO) Organizing, something that’s important to anyone who works in a small office, telecommutes, owns a home-based business, or has a designated spot in their home for managing paperwork and paying bills. – in other words, just about everyone!
Our sponsor is Carolyn Caldwell, owner of Caldwell Evolution (formerly Wellrich Organizers) in Toronto. Carolyn is a Gold Leaf member of POC, a Gold Circle member of NAPO, a BCPO Certified Professional Organizer, and a Certified Professional Organizer in Chronic Disorganization. She’s also the recipient of the 2015 Harold Taylor Award, which recognizes outstanding individual contribution, guidance and direction to the organizing profession, and support of Professional Organizers in Canada. If she sounds like someone you should get to know, ask about her individual and group mentoring for professional organizers.
We’ve got an incredible line-up of posts this month, including case studies as well as tips for planning your workspace, creating a filing system, and much more. When you find something you like, connect with the bloggers by leaving a comment or sharing their post on social media. Please use the hashtag #POBC in your social media posts. There are some new participants this month (indicated with an *) so be sure to let them know you found them via the Professional Organizers Blog Carnival.
Helena Alkhas | How to declutter your workspace |
Linda Vanderkolk | Organizing Your Home Based Business |
Ellen Delap | 3 Steps to Organize Your Desk |
Sabrina Quairoli | Tips to Organize Office Files – So Anyone Can Find Them |
Linda Samuels | Dreams Need Help Too |
Korinne Kubena Belock | Managing the Paper Flow |
Carolyn Caldwell | An Organized Home Office: 3 Key Ingredients |
Audrey Cupo | Working from Home: The Focus Challenge |
Hilda Rodgers | Organizing My File Drawer |
*Lacey Pohlman | Elements of a Good Reference Filing System |
Nealey Stapleton | 3 Tips For Designing A Closet Office |
Seana Turner | Home vs. The Home Office |
Julie Stobbe | Designing an Active Office |
Penny Catterall | My Top Ten Home Office Organizing Tips |
Rashelle Isip | How to Organize Your Home Office on a Budget |
Julie Bestry – R-E-S-P-E-C-T: The Organizing Secret for Working At Home
Hazel Thornton – 3 Steps to Falling in Love with Your Home Office
Kathy Vines – Before and After: Home Office in a Closet, revisited
Deb Lee – Two Ways a List Can Help You Declutter Your Desk
Big thanks to all who contributed to this month’s edition of the Professional Organizers Blog Carnival, especially our sponsor, Wellrich Organizers!
Next month’s topic will be Mind Clutter, sponsored by Helena, A Personal Organizer’s Home Management Binder. You’re welcome to make your submission any time between now and Tuesday, December 15 at 11:59 PM EST.
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Looks great, Janet! Thanks again for putting this month’s carnival together. Best, Rashelle
Thanks, Rashelle! Always great when you can join us!
Really great roundup this months! So many good posts! I can’t believe I missed it! That’s what I get for not writing it in my calendar like usual! 🙂
We’ve got topics lined up till February – just go to the main Blog Carnival page to see them – so mark them in your calendar now!
The Carnival is nearly always the second Wednesday of the month, and the deadline is midnight (eastern time) the night before.
Thanks for another great blog carnival, Janet.
Wow, Janet! You’re done it again by curating another amazing round of posts…this time about home office organization. Looking forward to digging in.
Congratulations to this month’s sponsor, Carolyn Caldwell, for being the recipient of the 2015 Harold Taylor Award. It was exciting to see her receive it last month in Toronto at the POC Conference.
Thanks for letting us read about YOUR home office, Linda – it sounds sparkly, just like you! 🙂 I’m so glad you got to come and hang out with us in Canada last month.
Happy to share. It was quite the experience making the home office transformation…well worth the wait.
I LOVED being with everyone last month at the POC conference. It was great hearing you talk about blogging and seeing you in person.
What a wealth of information here, Janet. You’re right, you don’t have to be a professional organizer to get lots out of this carnival.
Such a nice thing to hear from someone whose own office is almost as tidy as the one in the picture! Thanks for stopping by.