Approach
Organize 360 Approach
When we work with clients, it often starts like this: A frustrated business owner reaches out to get expert guidance on one area of struggle - how to become more efficient; or how to manage piles of paper and digital information; or how to clean up a workspace to enhance productivity. But, more often than not, we end up uncovering improvements that can be made in all three areas that will make a huge, positive impact.
That's why the Organize 360 Approach was developed..
No matter how small or large your business, managing three key areas - productivity, information, and environment - need to be in sync for peak production and efficiency. The Organize 360 Approach is a holistic solution that will help you.
- Understand and manage the flow of information
- Determine key activities to focus on
- Leverage the tools you need
- Design a highly efficient (and clutter free!) workspace
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Areas of Focus
Productivity
Productivity
Productivity
Learn what is the most useful - and most profitable - use of your time. You'll learn how to get the right things done, which will lead you to achieving your goals.
- Identify key activities and end results
- Analyze current tasks and meetings
- Delegate effectively
- Review current tools and systems
“…you cannot eat every tadpole and frog in the pond, but you can eat the biggest and ugliest one, and that will be enough, at least for the time being.”
~ Brian Tracy author of "Eat That Frog!"
Information
Productivity
Productivity
We are constantly inundated with information from all sides - paper, email, texts, social media, digital files, and more. Learn how to quickly manage and disseminate information so you aren't wasting time and find exactly the information you need when you need it.
- Identify types of information needed
- Analyze current filing systems
- Understand collaboration needs
- Evaluate current technology
“Information overload is a symptom of our desire to not focus on what's important. It is a choice.”
~ Brian Solis researcher of disruptive technology
Environment
Productivity
Environment
The busier we get, the harder it can be to maintain our workspace. But, having an organized, clutter free work environment allows you to set up systems to work more efficiently and function better in your space.
- Evaluate current office layout/design
- Design efficient and effective spaces
- Correct ergonomics
- Identify and address distractions
“If you don’t have a winning culture inside, it’s hard to compete in the very tough world outside.”
~ Douglas Conant internationally renowned business leader