I began my professional organizing business in 2017 out of a desire to help women balance the hectic demands on their time and the emotions that can make it so difficult to establish or maintain organized homes. Finding order and increasing productivity through organization was always part of my 17-year career in communications project management, so making the move to professional organizing was
a natural progression. I've likened my time in print journalism, local government public affairs, non-profit marketing and Fortune 100 corporate communications to being a curator. You pull together all the facts you can find, then you sort through them, deciding which details are useful and which are unnecessary to move the story forward. Then, you find the perfect place for those facts in a structure that keeps the reader engaged to the end. You collect like belongings together, evaluate which to keep and which to recycle, then you create custom solutions that are both functional and pleasing to the eye. Professional organization is the curation of your life as told through the belongings you love. I'm the first to admit my own home is not always perfectly tidy. Life happens, and it (frequently) gets in the way of our best-laid plans. Staying organized with systems, schedules and routines helps me regain peace, makes my life easier and spares me unnecessary effort, wasted time and stress. I love sharing these tips and tricks with my clients.
