| Turn and Face the Change |
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I am going to change, I am going to change... Do these words echo in your head constantly? We are creatures of habit and comfort. Remember the saying, "If it ain't broken, don't fix it!" You cannot wish for things to change--YOU must take the lead and make them happen. My mother has a saying, "D.I--D.I" (Do It, Darn It).
Here is how to start:
1. Just say no. Come to terms with this. Pick your priorities and politely say no. 2. Schedule. Literally write in time on the schedule for yourself, to pay the bills, to have a tea party with your child--whatever it is that keeps getting pushed off. 4. Step outside your comfort zone.
5. Trust yourself. |
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Meet Jenny Layne, Organizing Consultant |
 Originally from the Midwest, Jenny came to Morgantown over 15 years ago to attend WVU where she earned her Master's degree in
Applied Social Research.
Throughout her research career, she was responsible for
collecting,managing, organizing, and dispersing large amounts of
information.
She also helped spearhead efforts to create a national library of white collar crime resources by assisting in the collection and cataloguing of white collar crime references and research materials. Many of these skills also helped her stay on top of things as a stay at home mom. Jenny is hard working with positive attitude and always willing to learn things. |
Several weeks ago, my friend and fellow WV professional organizer, Tammy O'Neil (right) attended the Washington DC NAPO Conference and met organizing guru, 
