by Perri Kersh | May 31, 2019 | Alyse Levine, College Stress, College Transition, Graduation, Neat Freak Professional Organizing, Organized for College, Perri Kersh, Premium Prep, time management | Organizing
I’m guest blogging today with my friend and colleague Alyse Levine, Founder and CEO of Premium Prep College Counseling. This topic of transitioning to college is near and dear to me as we are sending our first child off to college this fall! Alyse and I share...
by Perri Kersh | Jan 30, 2018 | Chapel Hill Professional Organizer, Neat Freak Professional Organizing, North Carolina Professional Organizer, Perri Kersh, Procrastination, Tax Organization, Tax Preparation, time management | Organizing
‘Tis the season to gather our W2s, fire up the calculator, sharpen our pencils, and prepare our taxes. This late winter ritual comes back around year after year, yet I always feel tempted to procrastinate and put off this dreaded task. Our taxes aren’t all that...
by Perri Kersh | Apr 20, 2017 | Neat Freak, Neat Freak Professional Organizing, Perri Kersh, Productivity, time management, To Do List, Using Wait Time, wait time | Organizing
I’m writing this blog post from my “remote office” in the Subaru dealership while my car is being serviced. The waiting room is nice, and the coffee machine makes a half decent latte. I could do without the music, but otherwise, it’s not an unpleasant spot. However,...
by Perri Kersh | Apr 26, 2016 | Being early, Neat Freak Professional Organizing, Perri Kersh, Professional Organizing, time management, wait time | Organizing
Much has been written about the struggles of being chronically late. Time management professionals offer loads of advice for those who hit snooze too often, underestimate their travel time, or who regularly anger friends and co-workers due to their tardiness. But what...
by Perri Kersh | Aug 3, 2015 | I quit, Neat Freak Professional Organizing, Perri Keresh, Power of No, Saying no, time management | Organizing
I’ve been thinking about quitting a lot lately. Not quitting my job (because I truly LOVE what I do), but quitting other things. Things that no longer serve me, make me happy or make me say “hell, yeah!” This is new territory for me because most of the time, I’m a...
