Having Trouble Getting Organized In Your Personal Or Work Life?

Jan. 5, 2010 - PRLog -- Get Organized Month is a national event sponsored by the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) each January that is designed to highlight the benefits of the association and working with NAPO’s professional organizers.

With the beginning of 2010, many of you are thinking about your New Year’s resolutions. You can use the start of a new year to think of ways in which to improve your personal and work life. Becoming more organized can help save time and money, increase productivity, enhance one’s quality of life, and reduce stress. In fact, in its most recent survey, NAPO found that 96% of respondents felt that they could save at least some time each day if they were more organized at home. Ninety-one percent felt they could be more efficient at work if they were better organized. Overall, 71% indicated their quality of life would improve with more organization.

To highlight ways in which people can become more organized at home and at work, the Connecticut Chapter of NAPO will host Get Organized Month Ask the Organizer Panels at 12 Connecticut Libraries. The East Haven Hagaman Memorial Library will host a panel of Organizers on Thursday evening, January 21 at 7:00pm.

This discussion is free and open to everyone. Please visit or call the library at 203-468-3890 to register. You may also register at www.hagamanlibrary.info and click on the “Events” link. The Hagaman Memorial Library is located on 227 Main Street in the center of East Haven, Connecticut. For directions to the library, call 203-468-3890. More parking during the evening is located in the East Haven Town Hall parking lot across the street from the library.

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The Hagaman Memorial Library serves the East Haven community with a collection exceeding 70,000 volumes. Materials for preschoolers through adults fill its shelves. Circulation exceeds 139,000 items per year.