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Teleclass Series: Organizing in the Era of Endless
FileHeads Professional Organizers is pleased to announce,
Organizing in the Era of Endless, a teleclass series.
“We live in the era of endless and it is a game-changer for professional organizers”, notes award-winning organizer and industry-futurist Judith Kolberg, who will be conducting the teleclasses. Endless information, endless interruption, endless availability and endless work bump up against the one thing that remains finite: time. Organizing in the era of endless requires professional organizers to learn new skills and leverage traditional ones to best serve their clients and stay at the top of their trade.
Class Descriptions
Class 1 – June 14 7:30pm – 8:30pm ET/ 4:30pm – 5:30pm PT
Organizing in the Era of Endless Information:
This teleclass will address the organizing impact of the availability of endless information including inundation, the rise of new classes of information, the challenge of achieving closure, and the e-hoarding phenomenon. New concepts, methods and approaches for organizing in the era of endless information will presented including The New Done, utilization of human and machine filters, personal information retention, the Law of Diminishing Return, and mitigation of e-hoarding.
Class 2 June 21 7:30pm – 8:30pm ET/ 4:30pm – 5:30pm PT
Organizing in the Era of Endless Interruption:
This teleclass will address the changing nature of ‘interruption’, the difference between interruption and distraction, and the effects of task incompletion. New concepts, methods and approaches will be presented that include understanding and planning for POP (Potential/Opportunity and Possibility), the Progress Principle, and optimizing task completion.
Class 3 June 28 7:30pm – 8:30pm ET/ 4:30pm – 5:30pm PT
Organizing in the Era of Endless Work and Endless Availability
This teleclass will address the organizing implications of a society where the 40-hour work week is rapidly becoming the new part time even as personal productivity rises. The benefits and challenges of technologically-enabled constant availability are also discussed. New concepts, methods and approaches for organizing in an era of endless work and availability are presented such as measuring personal productivity, the Leisure Dividend, Triaging, and preventing time theft.
Each one-hour class includes:
- handout and 15 minutes of Q&A
- a Resource List
- an audio recording of the class
- a certificate of attendance (*This class is likely eligible for CPO® CEUs)
Cost for the series: $149.00
Class registration is limited so please register today HERE
(you will be directed to pay via paypal with credit card or check)
• Quick link to register if you are blocked from using the button:
https://www.e-junkie.com/ecom/gb.php?c=cart&i=1091598&cl=211345&ejc=2
• Link to page with handouts (password needed – you will receive password when you register)
Challenge the Status Quo
Hoarding Task Forces
Japanese publication released!
Squall Press, a division of FileHeads Professional Organizers, is proud to announce the Japanese publication of What Every Professional Organizer Needs to Know About Chronic Disorganization. “Office Angel, Deb Kerr, has really made a big difference to my company. I am able to create ‘buzz’ much more quickly with her help and to concentrate of high-yield tasks like securing foreign rights for my books”, notes Judith Kolberg, Owner, FileHeads/Squall Press at www.squallpress.net, 404-231-6172.
EcoShredding Event
Help For Those Who Hoard

ATLANTA HOARDING TASK FORCE NON-PROFIT FORMED
The mission of the Atlanta Hoading Task Force (AHTF), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is to make resources and services available to metro-Atlanta compulsive hoarders and their families. “We act as a coordinated response team providing experienced professional organizing, therapeutic support, education about compulsive hoarding, social work, and supplemental services like minor home repairs,” notes Judith Kolberg, the Director. The services are fee-based but the organization will use grants and fundraising to make the services affordable. It is estimated that 2%-4% of the adult population suffers from hoarding behaviors, such as excessive saving, excessive acquisition, and failure to discard. So far the AHTF has fielded 50 inquiries from agencies, individuals, or their families. “Our goal is to mitigate hoarding situations before they become safety or health hazards,” notes Kolberg.
To make a referral, book a speaker, or for more information, contact the AHTF at 404-231-6172, ext. 2, or info@atlantahoardingtaskforce.com.
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