S2E9 - Tips for Staying Organized

episode Notes Get What You Need and Feel Good About It Episode 9: Tips for Staying Organized: How Using a Schedule Helps Manage Appointments   Company: EZ2See® Products LLC https://EZ2SeeProducts.com   Edward Cohen is a senior living in Minnesota. In 1995 at age 45, he was declared legally blind due to Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP.) Throughout his life, he used print planner style weekly calendars to manage his professional and personal life. After retiring in 2010 it became progressively difficult to use the calendars, he had been using that were called large print. By 2014 he decided to make one for himself that he could easily see and use. Upon seeing it, people with and without vision challenges, asked where he got it. They would say either they could use it, or they knew someone who could. When told where it came from, they encouraged him to start making them because it would help others. After much consideration and effort, in 2015 he came out of retirement, became an entrepreneur, and launched EZ2See Products. Annually, thousands of that original calendar design are sold. Its design incorporates unique features not found elsewhere, which is why it is so accessible. Since starting, he has added additional print-based products useful for staying organized. See and order his products on Amazon.com and on his website at EZ2SeeProducts.com..  Check out his Retailer’s page for a possible local location. If you prefer ordering over the phone call, (800) 234-8291. By email, reach his exclusive distributor at [email protected].   His website also offers other information. It includes a growing list of testimonials from actual customers, A blog page filled with both practical tips and thoughts on dealing with vision loss and a way to begin receiving his monthly newsletter.     Quotes: “I’m doing as much as I can, as long as I can, as well as I can.” – Edward Cohen - I’ve always been creative and handy with my hands. But vision decline required coming up with alternative techniques or even ending certain tasks. So this is where that saying comes from. Edward uses this one at appropriate frustrating moments as a way to laugh. “Why are simple things so complicated?”   Carry on Accessibility:   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCraSGW8s4NMaFKrJ5YbjB4w   Darian is now a Certified Happiness Trainer.   Coming soon:   www.truelastinghappiness.com   To learn more about Darian Slayton Fleming:   https://dsflemingcc.com    Order a copy of Darian’s new book on Kindle or in Paperback:   Defying Death: Living an Empowered Life with Multiple Disabilities   https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DKWCRVXD/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1YYN5DMX3FS12&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.MhfjbxMdL7zLHR7pCWeJLA.SxxBBVYPwAutUDtb8puxbzkl0fHFsgEPeCsM2QmjdwI&dib_tag=se&keywords=Defying+Death%3A+Living+an+Empowered+Life+With+Multiple+Disabilities&qid=1729899459&sprefix=defying+death+living+an+empowered+life+with+multiple+disabilities%2Caps%2C152&sr=8-1    Order a copy of Darian’s book in paperback or on Kindle: Speak Up for Yourself: Get What You Need and Feel Good About It: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Speak+Up+For+Yourself%3A+Get+What+You+Need+and+Feel+Good+About+It&i=stripbooks&crid=1TGVTFEBCG839&sprefix=speak+up+for+yourself+get+what+you+need+and+feel+good+about+it%2Cstripbooks%2C164&ref=nb_sb_noss   Notes go here Find out more at https://get-what-you-need-and-feel-goo.pinecast.co