Organize for a Fresh Start
Embrace Your Next Chapter in Life
By Susan Fay West
By Susan Fay West
Successfully Navigating Life’s Transitions
New York, NY (9/9/2011) – While change is difficult, that place in between the old chapter and the new – the before and the after – is even more challenging. Regroup then reorganize – your belongings, home, office, and schedule – as you wrestle with life’s changes and transitions. Susan Fay West shares how organization is an essential tool to successfully navigate life’s changes and transitions – expected or sudden. Whether it’s the empty nest phase, multi-generational living spaces, post- divorce, career change, widowhood, aging parents or a health diagnosis, these life changes often leave us with schedules and homes which are out of balance and often times undesired. So, how do we move on and create our next chapter?
Inside you’ll find:
*Step-by-step advice for decluttering and reorganizing every room in your home
*Tips for where to start and how to stay motivated – before, during and after your life changes
*Reflective questions and exercises to help you make “no-regrets” decisions and sustain your changes
*Time management and scheduling strategies for before, during and after your life changes
View the table of contents, read Chapter 1 and learn more at www.OrganizeForAFreshStart.com.
About the Author…
Susan Fay West is a Certified Professional Organizer®, Certified Organizer Coach®, and the owner of
Space4U Organizing, llc. Her specialty is coaching and supporting clients through big life changes, such as merging families, the empty-nest stage, downsizing, post-divorce, death, caregiving/aging parents, major career change and pre-retirement/retirement.
Space4U Organizing, llc. Her specialty is coaching and supporting clients through big life changes, such as merging families, the empty-nest stage, downsizing, post-divorce, death, caregiving/aging parents, major career change and pre-retirement/retirement.
Sue holds specialty certificates in life transitions, AD/HD, and chronic disorganization from the Institute for Challenging Disorganization. She is also a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers. She has an MBA from Babson College and a BA from Smith College.
US $14.99 (CAN $15.99) | 978-1-4403-0852-9| (Z9188) 240 pages
Betterway Home, a division F+W Media, Inc.
Available October 2011
Seems like there will be a lot of great info here. I actually just went through a "start over" phase, but was having trouble with my workspace, as I just transitioned to working full time from home, so it was that much easier to get disorganized with my home and work life at the same time. Luckily, I found some great computer desk accessories online which allow me to keep my essentials within reach and neatly organized. I can't even tell you how much time this has saved me. I'm very much looking forward to hearing more helpful tips from you-- seems like I've just uncovered the tip of the iceberg when it comes to home/office organization!
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