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Programs by Nancy Miller specifically tailored for college campus activities and staff development
Getting Organizing 101 You’ve moved out from your home and are expected to be an adult. But how do you handle all those things and pieces of paper in your life. Learn some of the simple tips and tricks that by implementing them today may put you at the top of your profession tomorrow. Learn how to set up and maintain an easy-access filing system, what should be on top of your desk and what should be in your desk drawer. New technologies have only made things more complicated, but you can get a handle on them and learn life-long helpful hints and tricks for handling all the papers in your life.
Defusing the Time Bomb How do you get more done when the days are so short and there’s so much to do? Since we’ll never get more time, how do we best use the time that we have? The answer is to invest some of your time into planning and organizing the rest of your time so that you have more productive time and less wasted time. In this program yearn how to deal with interruptions, time wasters and make your day more productive.
De-Junk Your Stuff Life was pretty well organized before, BUT now, well, that’s another story. If you find that you’re dealing with too much stuff, then what you need is a process for getting it under control, NOW! Using this simple and practical approach, you’ll learn how to deal with the stuff in your life, corral it, remove it, and prioritize what’s left. When you’re done, you’ll have learned how to establish systems that work and that you and those around you can live with!
Organizing Your Papers and Files Are piles of paper taking up your space? Do you transfer papers from one side of the desk to the other without handling them? Is paper controlling your life? Are you on information overload? Paper and other forms of information are controllable – if you know how. In this program you’ll learn easy to implement hints and tricks for handling all the paper and information in your life—including those pesky electronic files that seem to grow on your computer.
The Power of One In today’s turbulent world, nothing stays the same. Sometimes the change is expected, sometimes not! Learn how to adapt efficiently and effectively to the changes in your life. At the age of 19, Nancy was hit by a drunk driver while riding a motorcycle which resulted in the amputation of her left leg above the knee. Nancy isn’t any super star, she’s just another plain Jane. Learn life lessons from her inspirational story… Create a Business from Your Dorm Room
Being your own boss requires the knowledge about how to set up, operate, and market your skills in an efficient and profitable manner. However, there's more to operating a business other than just using your computer. You need to consider
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