If you’ve never taken one of my online workshops before, here are some good things to know…
- You can take the workshop on your time schedule. There is no set time for the class / lessons. Instead, once a lesson is released, it is available to you 24/7 through the workshop close date. You can also download and save all the lesson materials so you have ongoing access to the content after the workshop closes.
- Lesson concepts are bite sized and action oriented which means you won’t just learn how to get organized—you’ll do it!
- I actively participate in all of my workshops. This means if you have any questions as you implement the lesson concepts, answers are just a few clicks away. This means you will keep taking action and making progress on your projects throughout the workshop.
- Online workshops are an affordable and effective way to get organized. For less than the cost of a single in-home organizing consultation, you can spend seven weeks online with a professional organizer setting up proven systems that will help you get a handle on your paper!
- If you sign up, try a lesson, and decide it isn’t your cup to tea, we’ll give you a full refund.
Organize Your Paper Clutter is for anyone with paper clutter. Whether you have kids or not, you’ll learn how to set up effective (and fun!) systems for every type of paper in your home.
Here’s how to enter for a chance to win a spot in Organize Your Paper Clutter:
1. In the comments answer this question: What (or who) is the biggest source of paper clutter in your home? AND / OR…
2. For a second chance to win link to this giveaway on Facebook. AND / OR…
3. For a third chance to win, tweet this giveaway with a link on Twitter. AND / OR…
4. Do all three for three chances to win! Make sure to leave a separate comment for each thing you do telling us what you did—answered the question, linked on Facebook or Tweeted.
By the way, if you’ve already signed up for the workshop and win the freebie, we will refund your money. 🙂 I will leave comments open through Sunday, March 13 at 9:00 PM Central, and draw a winner on Monday. Good luck…and have a terrific weekend.
**Comments are now closed! Winner will be announced Monday, March 14. Thanks for entering!**
Well, I live alone, so the biggest source of paper clutter is… me.
Our biggest source of paper clutter is defiantly our 2 children’s school papers. The younger they are the more they bring home. I love looking at all the art projects but it is all a little over whelming.
You dont know how much paper I have I cant seem to tame it. I have so much paper it is taking over the house. Sadly my mom had the same problem and I have inhertited some of her paper mess! HELP ME
Our biggest source of paper clutter is bills bills and more bills!
Being a teacher, one of my biggest sources of paper clutter is student work. I bring home grading and it gets set on my table or stays in my bag until I get around to grading it. I also have a bad habit of putting mail on the table (sorting it into different stacks, of course) and then not doing anything with it.
Help me!
You are currently linked to my facebook… hopefully some of my friends stop by for a chance to win 🙂
BY FAR the biggest source of paper clutter is my three daughters school work-art work-notes from school. HELP! I feel like I am drowning in it, and they’re only in elementary school:O (they are REALLY cute though, so that helps)
My oldest two bring home the most paper but it is ME that has a hard time parting with it! I hate deciding which projects to get rid of.
One of the biggest sources of paper clutter in our house is our daughter’s art creations!
The biggest source of paper clutter is me!
Mail followed closely by my 4 children’s school paper!
It’s a toss up between bills and all the paper that I get from my dh’s union stuff … ugh! I took this class before but would love to take it again if I win … I’m still working out of the temporary bins LOL!
Facebooked it!
Memorabilia is by far my biggest source of paper clutter!
The biggest contributor to paper clutter is my kids school!
the biggest source of clutter in our home is household paperwork ….
which I describe as anything that needs to be read and or responded to… bills, schoolwork, insurance, school applications……..
Our three kids and their school and artwork are definitely the biggest source of clutter in our house.
School papers without a doubt!!!
Our problem is threefold – mail, paperwork from school and my magazine collection (which I collect for inspiration/design love etc).
The biggest sources of paper clutter for me are receipts and paper bills I never know what to keep or how long to keep