Talia Zito
Talia Zito, MEd, is a coach and professional educator with over a decade of experience working with students and adults in both traditional and nontraditional settings. She specializes in helping individuals achieve their goals by developing their own organizational systems, managing their time and projects effectively, and creating positive habits. A graduate of Barry University, Talia’s career in education spans many years and a variety of roles, from classroom teacher to instructional coach to educational consultant. Talia is an avid reader and has written several publications on the topic of assessment literacy and effective instructional strategies. She is guided by the belief that all students can learn and are capable of success, when equipped with the tools and strategies they need to thrive. Talia has expertise in supporting individuals with diverse challenges, as well as a deep understanding of the evidence-based methodology of behavior change.
We are living in an unprecedented time. As easy as it is to become overwhelmed amidst the chaos, there are things we can do to take control of the world around us in order to bring about a sense of security and calm. One of the most effective steps we can take to do this is by first getting a grip on our organizational skills. With so many of us being stuck at home, this may present the perfect opportunity to do so (spring cleaning, anyone?).
If the thought of organizing and decluttering your home is enough to make you cringe and shake with anxiety, fear not! Here are some simple steps to help you conquer your reservations and channel that energy into something productive.
