Through training, consulting, and hands-on work, OrderWITHIN helps people succeed, and thrive by providing simple and effective solutions for organization and productivity work.

The result is people:

  • Are able to focus on the things that truly matter
  • Make more strategic and conscious choices about where they invest their time, energy and resources
  • Have more time and space (literally!)
  • Can feel and be seen as competent as they really are
  • Think more clearly and creatively in a calm and ordered workspace

OrderWITHIN helps organizations and employees make meaningful and lasting changes.

Jun 09, 2010
Weekly tip
One Small Step

In order to increase productivity, and improve our ability to accomplish more of the tasks and projects that truly matter, we need to develop new habits and behaviors. If we take small steps toward change, we are able to circumvent our brains' built-in resistance to new behavior.

According to Dr. Robert Maurer, in his lovely book, One Small Step Can Change Your Life, in order to create sustainable change, we need to do the following:

  1. Ask small questions.
  2. Think small thoughts.
  3. Take small actions.
  4. Solve small problems.


THE QUOTES

"Confront the difficult when it is still easy; Accomplish the great task by a series of small acts."
~ Tae Te Ching

"See everything. Overlook a great deal. Improve a little."
~ Pope John XXII


Barbara Browning
Barbara is a woman with a passion and a mission to help people be more organized and productive so that they can thrive and succeed in work and life.

Prior to establishing OrderWITHIN, she worked in the nonprofit sector as an operations manager. Her responsibilities included, staff training and development, HR, project management, strategic planning, developing budgets and fiscal oversight.

Prior to that, she spent 20 years as a massage therapist. Training people in how to be more productive, and supporting them in developing the practices and habits to stay that way is a perfect blending of Barbara's skills.

"Helping people to be better organized, and focused on the things that truly matter, allows them to get more done with less stress, and a greater sense of well-being."