Education Friday Workbox® with Michele Vinje

Organize 365 Podcast

Lisa Woodruff

Entrepreneurship, Self-improvement, Business, Education

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2022

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Over the last few weeks, we've been talking about the updated Education Friday Workbox®.

This week, I'm talking with Michele Vinje. She's been an educator for over 28 years in the same school and the same building for her entire career. She has taught various history and economics courses to sophomores, juniors, and seniors over the years.

You can hear more of Michele's personal story in her transformation episode. Michele is also a certified organizer. You can find out more about working with her here.

In this episode, Michele and I discuss how the education system has changed since the pandemic. We talk about how the Education Friday Workbox® is a place to hold all of those administrative tasks that are important but not urgent so you can get to them once a week and before something is due. Michelle describes how the Education Friday Workbox® frees up your brain and that it is a system that is inclusive for all educators and administrators but customizable for anyone in the education world. And don't forget about the colors! The colored Slash pockets make it easy to find a category of information quickly.

Learn more about the Education Friday Workbox® here.

Registration for Teacher Camp is now open. Click here to learn more and sign up.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Welcome to the organized 365 podcast. I'm your host, professional organizer, productivity
0:11.9	expert, and motivational speaker, Lisa Woodruff. This podcast will help you embrace progress
0:18.8	over perfection and create lasting, functional organizing in your home. I have so much to share
0:25.3	with you. So let's get started. Michelle, welcome back to the organized 365 podcast.
0:33.1	Thanks for having me. I did to be talking with you one on one again. Yes, well, I am excited
0:42.0	to be diving in more to your teaching story and how you helped us in the education mastermind
0:48.5	to come out with this awesome education work box that we now have. Why we think this is
0:53.2	the solution for what is actually frustrating teachers. It's not the teaching. It's not
0:58.8	the student. It's not. It's not. It's all the rest of it. So remind me, how did you first
1:05.2	find organized 365? You know, I always think of this. I wish I could give you a year or
1:11.8	whatever. Maybe you can place it. It's been a long time. So I was on summer vacation
1:18.5	and doing some projects. And, you know, I'm pretty good at organizing, but I do always like
1:24.1	to see what other people are doing and get trips and tips. And this was before you had physical
1:32.0	products, you definitely had your podcast. But most everything else wasn't really created
1:41.7	yet. You had the original app. Oh, yeah. Not the more we see now. Right, you know, not the latest
1:51.8	two. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. So it's really been a long time. Yeah. I kind of been with you on the
1:59.8	journey, kind of living vicariously and listening to all the things. I still remember when you got
2:07.2	the first slash pockets with the color coordinate. And I've never seen you so excited.
2:13.5	Yes, office supplies really do it for me. So that probably, so the podcast started in 2015.
2:20.0	That was probably 2016. Maybe early 2017. By early 2017, I made the prototype of the Sunday
2:27.9	basket. Yeah, I was there for all of that. So I wasn't following you on the first podcast.
2:35.8	But yeah, it was pretty early on. So the app story. So I had an app made by an Akron app manufacturer.
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