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How To Do Less (and Why)

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Frances Strassman

By way of introduction, Frances writes, "it seems to me that what is useful for your members to know is that I have ADD, had 5 kids, and a business to run, and was scrambled eggs. Then I spent 500 hours a year for 13 years studying Eastern philosophy and psychology. Now, I can coach and bring order to folks with or without ADHD. I can walk and chew gum. I suspect those are the critical points to help someone decide whether to tune in or not.

Later I developed a business to organize and maintain offices and homes in the most efficient way possible by including space planning and other organizational skills. The business became a learning laboratory for the graduate students who worked with me.

Moving to the Bay Area to continue my studies, I also began teaching a class called Skillful Means to Work. Whether Ph.D. candidate or carpenter, the students in my classes and four-day workshops were fascinated by the control they gained over their lives.

More Than Order was started in 1994. I work with entrepreneurs, professionals, and Fortune 500 companies. Recent interests are creative methods for the diverse learning styles now being discovered. I am a member of CHADD, active in the San Francisco Mental Health Assn., The National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization, and The National Association of Professional Organizers; San Francisco Bay Area Chapter, where I served on the Board of Directors for years.

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