Background Terry Matlen, writer, blogger, and ADHD consultant, recently wrote a blog post re-imagining the distinctions between a luxury vs. an accommodation. I liked this idea so much that I decided to play around with it a bit. Accommodations for ADHD Having been a teacher before I became a professional organizer, I Read more…
Background My clients often get frustrated because a strategy that used to help them stay focused, get started, and/or remember tasks suddenly stops working. Some people use timers, others like post-it notes and still others find that music puts them in the right frame of mind. For an ADD brain, however, strategy boredom Read more…
Background This is the time of year where we think about the past and look toward the future. I am excited to engage with inspiring colleagues on projects and ideas and to meet new people in the industry. I am looking forward to further deepening connections in the Ann Arbor community. Read more…
Background When we set off to organize, we may run into obstacles such as boredom, apathy or overwhelm. These roadblocks can arise when we struggle to balance our big organizing ideas with the rough and tumble logistics of getting them done. In any organizing project, however, both the visionary and the Read more…
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