I am a professional organizer. My specialty is not in cleaning home spaces. It is decluttering and organizing:
However, in my nearly 10 years as a professional organizer, I have learned from my clients how to clean your house with some house cleaning tools that minimize the work.
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8-pg Organize ANY Room in Your Home Kit
Is the clutter in your home driving you crazy? Do you wish you could be organized, but don’t know where to start?
This printable packet, delivered to your email inbox, will help you and your family implement home organizing systems that will last BECAUSE they are easy for everyone to understand and maintain.
• Top 10 organizing tips used by the nation’s top professional organizers.
• Planning worksheet that teaches you how to start the organizing process.
• Time formula for calculating how long it will take you to organize a room.
• Proven 5-step process for how to organize ANY space in your home.
• 4-step guide to help you know what to keep and what to get rid of.
• Form to categorize storage of items in ANY room in your home.
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Don’t miss the ONLY Utah hazardous waste event in Utah County this year. Thanks to the Utah county health department you can bring your “ dangerous stuff” to this scheduled drop-off event for SAFE disposal! The keyword here is SAFE! Safe for you…Safe for the collection specialists…Safe for the environment.
Please take note, the Utah County Health Department will only accept:
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At the December 2012 meeting of the Utah professional organizers group, one of our group, Traci Barnes of Tame Your Space, offered to take professional looking photos of each PO in attendance. She was not concerned that she was making her competitors look good. She was excited to offer her friends (those competitors) an opportunity to move their business and our Utah group forward in a positive way. I was impressed with Traci’s kindness. I value her as an acquaintance and friend. Traci, that day in December, exemplified well a point in the NAPO bylaws, “I will seek and maintain an equitable, honorable, and cooperative association with other members and will treat them with respect and courtesy.”
Traci will be leaving our Utah group in 2 months. She will be joining her husband in Cameron Park, California. We will miss her. We can all learn from Traci’s example. It is smart to treat with respect and courtesy everyone with whom we associate. Thank you Traci for being a good example to me.
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Dorm room desk BEFORE
I just returned from organizing the dorm room of a young college freshman who had come to Utah from Washington D.C. to begin working on his college degree at the University of Utah. His mother called me a week ago and asked me to help her son who had been recently diagnosed with ADD. (Technically he, like most others, has ADHD. His mind is hyperactive even though his physical body is not.) He told his mother that he could not find anything in his dorm room. He could not find his homework assignment sheets. He could not find his completed homework pages. He could not find his school supplies. He knew he needed help!
His mother could not help him due to the distance dividing them so she called me, a professional organizer with specialized training, to offer her son some room function insights.
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