Free Professional Organizer Manual
Loni Sagar
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If you want to become a professional organizer for a living but are unsure how to get started, this article will give you the top five steps to get started. I also provide plenty of free resources to help you get started with your new dream job as a home organizer.
The second thing you need to do to become a professional organizer is to start a partnership with another organizer or start your own organizing business. You can do this in a few different ways:
When I got started as a professional organizer, I started an LLC under the name Space Matters. This way, all of the business legally goes through my LLC and not me as an individual. This is great because I can get help from professionals such as lawyers and accountants to make sure everything is done legally and I am insured.
When you are ready to start your own professional organizing business, check out all my courses on working as a home organizer. My course bundle has the best prices on courses so that you can create and market your organizing business and design a system of organization that will work with all your clients no matter how small or large their volume of clutter is! Check out the course bundle here: Online Boot-Camp for Organizing Bosses
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Select a time on the Calendar, create a meeting request, and select the people to invite. Outlook helps you find the earliest time when all the invitees are free. When you send the meeting request by email, the invitees receive the request in their Inbox. When the invitees open the request, they can accept, tentatively accept, or decline your meeting by clicking a single button. If your request conflicts with an item on the invitees' Calendar, Outlook displays a notification. If you, as the meeting organizer, allow this, invitees can propose an alternative meeting time. As the organizer, you can track who accepts or declines the request or who proposes another time for the meeting by opening the request.
APA stands for American Psychological Association, the scientific organization that assembles the publishing manual of the APA format. The style was developed in 1929 by a group of scientists to standardize scientific writing. It was created in the hopes that it would provide a coherent and professional manner of citing sources for students and researchers in the fields of social and behavioral sciences.
As per section 2 of the APA 7 manual, papers require the following elements presented in the order below. Since the required elements differ depending on whether your paper is a professional or student paper, there are two lists to distinguish the differences. Sections like Figures, Tables, and Appendices may not be relevant to your paper, so you may exclude those.
Proper citation is essential. Citing properly allows your reader or audience to locate the materials you have used. Citations give credit to the authors of quoted or consulted information. For detailed instructions on how to cite within the text of your paper, please consult a style manual listed below.
BU Librarians recommend RefWorks as the best tool to manage citations. Accounts are free for the BU community. RefWorks can automatically create a bibliography in hundreds of styles. Here are some other popular options: