Business Consultant Emily Parks Creates Stress & Time Management Course for How Design University

RALEIGH, N.C. - April 5, 2016 - PRLog -- Emily Parks, owner of Organize for Success, LLC, shared, "I was thrilled to create an online course, Stress and Time Management, for How Design University that focused on reducing stress and managing time. With good time management skills you can easily reduce stress while making every minute matter." Parks continued, "My productivity classes are designed for everyone.   If you are a stay at home mom, have a business with a hundred employees or are an entrepreneur, you will benefit from learning time management skills by using technology and other organizing tools."

Founded in 1985, the HOW brand began its life as a print magazine. Today, the brand still includes an award-winning design magazine, but has grown to encompass a host of products and events including several design competitions, HOW U's online design courses, design books and more. Whether you work for a design firm, for an in-house creative department or for yourself, it's our mission to serve the business, creativity and technology needs of graphic designers.

"We are thrilled with the online class Emily created for us," stated Jinnie Compton,Instructional Designer for HOW U.  "While we focus on graphic designers and mainly offer classes such as design techniques, we found that our students had a need to develop better time management skills.  Emily was able to provide us with a class that easily helps our students increase their productivity."

Emily also offers in person productivity classes in the Raleigh, North Carolina area. Her next class will be "Integrating Evernote's Power Tools Into Your Life" on Friday, April 8^th. To learn more about this and other productivity classes, please visit: http://organizeforsuccess.biz/events/.

While Parks can customize any workshop or class, her Small Business Success Series serves as the core of her trainings and is where most people begin.  Series topics include the following:

•    30 Tools, 30 Tips, 30 Minutes;

•    Go From "Where'd I Put That?" to "Here's What I Need" In No Time Flat;

•    Building a Lean Team Using Technology;

•    Planes, Trains & Automobiles… Be More Productive While Working On-The-Go; and

•    Top Techniques & Tech Tools to Put More Wow in Getting Work Done.

Organize for Success also offers classes and presentations that are designed to benefit busy professionals no matter whether you are new to technology or comfortable with it; a small business owner or have 30,000 employees; or a Mac or PC or Android, Blackberry or iPhone user. All technology workshops combine business organization with technology tools to increase efficiency and productivity. Classes are content rich in depth and breadth, presenting multiple choices for your business needs so that you leave ready to implement solutions. Classes in Organize for Success' Business Success Series focus on core trainings that offer hands-on solutions for most business needs. Organize for Success can customize or create any training to fit your business' unique needs.

Emily Parks can be reached at 919- 981-6397 or eparks@organizeforsuccess.biz.

About Organize for Success

Organize for Success, LLC, was founded in 2007 and specializes in productivity and technology forsmallbusinessfor bothPC and Mac to make every minute matter. They utilize technology and business organization systems to help clients increase efficiency and output by creatingcustomized plans to incorporate intodaily operations and for work - life integration.  Organize for Success provides one on one and team consulting (in person or via Skype, Google+ Hangouts and ooVoo); customized workshops& trainings; workflow processes; and how to organize your workspace statewide inNorth Carolina. Owner Emily Parks is an Evernote Business Certified Consultant as well as an Instructor at North Carolina State University's Technology Training Solutions Center.  Parks was recognized in the 2015 class of 40 Under 40 Leadership Awards from the Triangle Business Journal. She was also awarded the 2015 Mary Diener Spirit/Member of the Year from the National Association of Women Business Owners, Greater Raleigh.