Posted By clutterconversions on March 8, 2009
Quick, Dramatic, Visible Results!
It is easy to be overwhelmed when you have so much stuff sitting around so here is a tip that will help you get started and make you feel in control!
Attack what is visible. You might think that when you start to organize a room you need to start in the closet, cabinets or drawers first, Don’t! The stuff that is in those areas are generally not relevant, is usually old and it is not what people see.
When you take attack the obvious and visible stuff (the things you see and use everyday), you will feel energized to continue the process and give yourself a feeling of control. Clean off the counter tops, coffee tables, nightstands, bathroom sink, dining room table or the top of your desk but DO NOT hide all those items in a drawer! Find them a permanent home. Only pick one surface to do at a time and set yourself a time limit to complete it. I would suggest less than one hour. GO!
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I enjoy giving people the freedom to do the things in life they truly enjoy!
Graduate of James Madison University with a Major Degree in Social Science and a Minor in Secondary Education.
Currently an Ambassador for The Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce
Co-founder and Secretary of The Successful Women's Alliance Network
Member of the National Association Of Professional Organizers and the Richmond Chapter.
Currently studying for Board Certification through the National Association Of Professional Organizers.
Teach Organizing and Time Management Classes, provide seminars and give presentations to businesses and organizations.
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Hello, I am located in Staunton Virginia and being organized has always been a part of who I am. I have been in management for 20 years and now I am taking all the organizing and time management strategies I have used in the past and teaching them to others. I want to help others decrease their stress, save money and have more free time by helping them become organized and give them the tools and skills needed to maintain it.
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