But I Might Need It Someday! How to Organize Your Life and Time

Do you hold on to everything because you "might need it someday?" Is your workspace a disaster? If clutter and chaos are disrupting your workday, ruining your productivity, and preventing you from getting things done, then join this audio conference. Patty Kreamer, Professional Organizer, Speaker, Author and Consultant will offer you simple, practical solutions on how to organize your life and WIN the clutter battle once and for all!

Imagine being able to find things when you need them ... as soon as you need them. Imagine an efficient system that immediately boosts your productivity, allowing you to get more done in less time. Imagine an end to the chaos ruling your workday!

Learning Objectives:

• Identify how to make quick, logical decisions.
• Discuss how to easily maintain the daily flow of paper.
• Discover a system that will keep your desk free of papers!
• Implement the E.A.S.Y. system.

Presented By:

Patty Kreamer, CPO
President
Kreamer Connect, Inc.

Patty Kreamer, CPO® (Certified Professional Organizer) is the President of Kreamer Connect, Inc., a Pittsburgh-based company that works with residential and corporate clients to become more productive and perform better while at the same time simplifying their work and lives. She is the author of But I Might Need It Someday and The Power of Simplicity. She is a national speaker, creating customer programs for regional and national corporate and association audiences.

Patty is seen regularly in the media as she shares her fun and energetic style with the audiences of publications like The Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Pittsburgh Business Times, and through television shows like LifeQuest, KDKA's Morning Show, and One on One with Lee Adams.

Patty is the Founding Past President of the National Association of Professional Organizers, Pittsburgh chapter and the Past President of The National Speakers Association, Pittsburgh chapter. Patty was named Women's Business Network's 2007 Woman of the Year as well as one of Pennsylvania's Best 50 Women in Business and one of Pittsburgh's Fastrackers in 2005.

Patty leads the way in spreading the word about how we can be more productive, perform better and simplify our lives.