Are you tired of being a martyr? Let Professional Organizer Kerul Kassel teach you why we say "yes" when we really mean "no", as well as how to set (and stick to) boundaries. You will discover a comfortable, graceful, and effective language for getting your needs met without feeling as if you are rude, guilty, or self-centered. Learn:

• How to taking care of yourself lets you care for others
• To say "no" the guilt-free way
• How to recognize energy drains and energy enhancers
• Methods for balancing work / family / personal lives
• Tools for simplifying and prioritizing your daily routine

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Kerul is based out of FL, but is available to speak nationally.

Kerul is recognized as an expert in the field of Professional Organizing -- as a nationally-recognized speaker and trainer for organizations such as Sony Electronics, NAPO, SpeakersLive.com, the Philadelphia Area Coaches Association, and events like the 2003 Future of Coaching Conference. She is skilled in motivating and inspiring others to create the personal and professional steps critical to achieve their vision. Her intelligence, compassion, and wealth of ideas will provoke you to take action to move toward your stated goals, and to design goals that are rich with potential and possibility.

Kerul operates according to a simple philosophy -- people want to feel that they're okay, even though they have clutter problems...and they ARE! "A safe place, that's supportive, motivational, and kind allows for much greater progress on clutter."

Kerul provides an environment that makes her audience curious, engages them, and invites them to participate. Her ease and comfort with the material and her audience informs and inspires.
-Wanda Morrison, Sony Electronics Corporation

Class was GREAT yesterday. I was so motivated, that I went to Staples as soon as we hung up from the teleclass. I bought crates and well... I stayed up until 1AM sorting papers out. Anyway... thank you. It truly was great.
-Teresa Villareal