Can you believe we’re already one-twelfth of the way through 2012?
For me, the year started off quietly, then picked up very quickly about midway through the month.
As planned, I’ve been devoting more time to finding great content and sharing it on Twitter. I’ve discovered the Buffer app which allows me to spread my posts throughout the day rather than flooding my followers with a bunch of updates in a row or tweeting in scattered pockets of time. I’m also posting at least five times a week on the Organized Assistant Facebook page, with a variety of discussion questions and links (others’ as well as my own).
I took two sites I’d already created in WordPress and gave them each a polished new design – check them out!
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And to see some of my latest website projects for professional organizers, take a look at Three Kinds of WordPress Websites.
As a guest blogger for Promotion Career Solutions, I tapped into my former roles as an employment counsellor and a professional organizer, writing about Paper-based Tools for Organizing Your Job Search. I was also quoted in Cool Gadgets Every Business Should Have, thanks to an idea I got from GHVA member Jacquie Manore last year.
How are you making out in terms of the goals or resolutions you set for yourself at the beginning of the year?
Ever since I realized my compulsion for free information, I’ve been pretty good about controlling myself. I’ve unsubscribed from loads of mailing lists and haven’t signed up for any more newsletters or free teleclasses. I’ve also resisted the urge to download any free stuff, with the exception of Lynette Chandler’s 
