Julie Morgenstern is an internationally renowned organizing and time management expert, New York Times best-selling author, consultant and speaker.
The "Inside Out" philosophy that is now synonymous with her name result in customized solutions that are innovative, practical and ensure long-term success. As a speaker, media personality, and corporate spokesperson, Morgenstern is known for her passionate, articulate style and warm sense of humor. She is a contributor to Redbook, helping readers' solve problems by inspiring order in their lives through her monthly column. She has shared her expertise on countless TV and radio outlets, including The Oprah Winfrey Show, and CNN. She is quoted and featured regularly in a wide variety of publications and has been seen in The New York Times, and Time magazine, among others.
Morgenstern is the author of Organizing From the Inside Out and Time Management From the Inside Out, both of which have been developed into popular specials for PBS. Her workplace productivity and work-life balance tome, Never Check E-mail In the Morning, is now the basis of a popular training program conducted for the Fortune 500 and businesses worldwide.
The National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) honored Morgenstern with its prestigious Founder's Award in 2002 for her significant contributions to the professional organizing industry. She served actively on the Board of Directors for NAPO for many years and is also a member of The National Speakers Association (NSA).
Morgenstern's background in the theatre as a director, producer, and performer provides the foundation for her work as an Organizer. She believes organizing requires the same set of skills as directing/producing – an appreciation of spatial design, the ability to see the big picture as well as the tiny details, and the talent to blend psychology and practical skills to guide people where they want to go.
Her education includes a BA in Theatre from Temple University and graduate studies in Directing at the Goodman School of Drama. Morgenstern lives in New York City.
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