A Professional Organizer enhances the lives of clients by designing systems and processes using organizing principles and through transferring organizing skills. A Professional Organizer also educates the public on organizing solutions and the resulting benefits. Professional Organizers help individuals and businesses take control of their surroundings, their time, their paper and their systems for life.
– National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) – the Organizing Authority©
Did You Know?
- Harris Interactive reports 23% of adults say they pay bills late (and incur fees) because they lose them.
- The Self Storage Association estimates that there are almost 40,000 self-storage facilities in the U.S., and the demand for them doubled from 1994-2004.
- Americans waste more than 9 million hours each day looking for lost and misplaced articles.
- The average office has 19 copies of the same document.
- About 25% of workers save things in piles instead of files.
- Time spent on mishandling paperwork detracts from a company’s ability to service customers, increase sales and improve the bottom line.
- About 80% of your home clutter is a result of disorganization, not lack of space.
Your home should be a sanctuary, not a source of stress.
In today’s hectic world we all desire to come home to a place where we can relax, work and recharge.
Let me help create a more peaceful and functional place for you by:
- conquering the clutter
- making the most of your space
- weeding out unneeded items
- creating unique systems
- teaching new organizing skills
- simplifying your life
Eliminate frustration and simplify your life! Our daily schedules have become overloaded with little time for ourselves, let alone for organizing. We are constantly acquiring more and more stuff, filling our homes with things we don’t need, which leads to even more clutter and ultimately more anxiety.
Set priorities on what’s truly important in your life and you will realize that by letting go of all the unnecessary stuff you can achieve clarity and reclaim that sense of control.
Quote of the Month:
“The most important things in life aren’t things.”
Anthony J D’Angelo
