About
Hello,
Have you ever willingly spent hours creating folders and labels for your inbox? Do you make lists of lists for events or trips and then brag about them to your friends?
No… just me?
My name is Chelsey Newmyer and I’m a nerd for all things time management and nonprofit organization.
After years of tutoring high school students and getting lovingly teased at work for my color-coded lists and “there’s a faster way to do that” lessons, I started this business to help small business owners and military spouses to maximize their time.
I was fed up with the advice I was reading everywhere. I will not be getting up at 5 am with a complicated morning routine, thank you! No, I can’t just take a “creative day,” my boss/clients/life can’t go on hold. Delegate? Sure, but how will I pay them?
As a time management coach, I will create a personalized set of tools to fit your needs and your lifestyle - from to-do list tips, project management for your new product, and clutter management to finding your perfect day planner and fighting procrastination - I will be your accountability partner and biggest cheerleader as you reach your goals.
Through trial and error, I have learned time management best practices that fit the solopreneur who is still working full time while working at their business, who may or may not have resources for a team, and the multi-passionate who has too many projects on their plate.
I’ve been in the nonprofit sector for over ten years as a volunteer, board member, fundraiser, and consultant. So I understand the importance of maximizing limited resources, including your time!
I graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a degree in biomedical engineering and received my MBA from Clarkson University in 2019. I currently live on Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, with my husband (where are my other military spouses?!) and our dog, Leia. I’m an avid runner, and I love to spend time at the beach.
How did I work full time, start this business, pcs, train for a half-marathon, tutor, work with clients, and plan (and re-plan) a COVID wedding?
