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Recovering a corrupted Excel file can be an exasperating experience. The fear of losing vital data and the effort invested in the file's creation can be overwhelming, to say the least. While there are various methods to retrieve a damaged Excel file, they may prove to be either ineffective or require technical proficiency beyond the average user's expertise.

It’s been a while since I’ve put together Seana’s Sampler, a roundup of tips, thoughts, and resources. This month I’m sharing a few terrific discoveries from people with whom I have recently crossed paths in the organizing and productivity industry. I hope you’ll enjoy perusing this content and come away with something you like! Podcasts to Get Organized and Improve Productivity… Do you listen to podcasts? I find they are an easy way to learn something new without much effort. If you want to improve your productivity, check out this wonderful podcast from fellow organizers and productivity experts Deb Lee...

One of my favorite side hustles is buying low and selling high. This is the business model of Amazon, Walmart, and pretty much every other store in the history of stores. You buy inventory at one price and resell it at a higher price. It works great, but you still have to buy that initial inventory. What if you wanted to start with super low upfront costs? Turns out, there are lots of ways to get “free” stuff to resell, and I want to walk you through 10 of those methods in today’s show. Let’s get right to it! Download...

If you are a parent of a child aged 5 to 7, you know how important it is to help them develop good handwriting skills. It’s crucial to give them the tools and techniques they need to build a foundation for their handwriting skills. In this blog, we will look at five ways to help children improve their handwriting and provide you with useful tips and resources. Let’s dive in!  Proper Grip   Developing a proper grip is crucial for children who are beginning to learn how to write. A proper grip not only helps children write more accurately, but...

I often run into clients who have an in balance in their relationship due to arguments over clutter. Some are disorganized but constantly trying to improve, while the other likes order and organization in everything that they do.  It can be hard for them to meet in the middle.  Even harder when one just does not want to prioritize order for the other and the one who likes order can not let go and live with a little chaos. How can couples help bridge that gap so it does not continue to cause tension in relationships?    As the saying goes,...