Outrageously Organized: Ten Professional Organizers Share Their Trade Secrets - Tapa blanda

We all know her. She’s the mom from the baseball team who never forgets it’s her turn for treats. She invites you to “stop by anytime” – and means it. And she always looks put together – even when driving carpool. How does she do it? What’s her secret? You may have even asked how she stays so organized – and she likely demurred with a sly, “Oh, I’m really not that organized...” Today – she’s busted. Exposed. Outed. Life doesn’t have to be a mad scramble for important papers or these pesky car keys: For the first time, ten organizing professionals dish their trade secrets about everything from purging your piles to organizing your closets. There’s even advice for teaching the clutter bugs in your life how to keep track of their own stuff. Amy, your family management expert will share ideas and inspiration for making the most of family time and keeping rug rats from spoiling the rug Ashley will give you the know-how to maintain a method for eliminating the chaos Cyndy, affectionately known as America’s Clutter Coach, will help you develop the expertise to sift trash from treasure Diane is a Virtuoso of Time Saving Techniques that will help you find time to have FUN Donna is the Simplicity Specialist Ellen helps Chronically Disorganized people put the clamp on clutter Jan, your “Oracle of Organization” who enjoys helping people find what they need, when they need it Sheri brings Peace to your Life & Spaces Suzette is a Creative Problem Solver whose inventive skills and talents work when you think it won’t Traci is your organizer of hopes, dreams, and stray paperwork. She’ll change your world with her organizing skills and positive outlook on life By the way, there’s no need to worry that they’ll tell her they’ve spilled their trade secrets. She’ll just think you are Outrageously Organized.

Traci Watkins www.prorganizing.com Traci will help you overcome any obstacles that are keeping you from enjoying your life. Traci is a single mom that has a passion for efficiency so she can spend more time enjoying her favorite things in life. Amy Tokos www.freshlyorganized.com Are you the CEO of your home? Amy and her team at Freshly Organized help home CEO’s get their family organized by identifying priorities, simplifying the schedule and setting up systems for all that stuff. Diane Sullivan www.organization-station.net Diane believes being more organized will allow free time to enjoy all that life has to offer, especially with family and friends. Saving you time is her specialty. Authored: Myth or Reality? Weekends FREE! Donna Schoeppner www.SchoeppnerOrganizingSolutions.com Donna’s organizing motto is: Simplify your Space. Simplify your Life. Helping her clients find solutions to create and maintain a simpler, less complicated life is her passion. Cyndy Salzmann www.cyndysalzmann.com America’s Clutter Coach™, Cyndy is a multi-published author and national speaker. Her program Organized by Design begins with a personality test to help individual clients discover their unique organizing styles. Sheri Lukasiewicz www.pbyponline.com Professional Organizer and Finance Coach Sheri Lukasiewicz is excited to bring organization to your home and business spaces, knowing the peace and productivity it brings. Jan Limpach www.OrganizingPlus.com Jan, a professional organizer for over 20 years, is a nationally known speaker and writer, featured in publications including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Better Homes and Gardens and Good Housekeeping. Ashley Kates www.lifecontained.net Ashley offers help to those with chaos in their lives by creating systems of function and purpose. Featured on TLC’s, Hoarding: Buried Alive, she enjoys assisting clients overcome cases of clutter and disorder. Ellen Hankes, CPO-CD© www.calahansolutions.com Ellen’s skills and experience help those in the more extreme end of the disorganization spectrum including chronic disorganization and hoarding behaviors. Suzette Gavin www.anorganizedlifeplan.com Suzette started, An Organized Life in 2005, and has found great reward in helping others to also get organized. She feels it is important to never judge another, unless you have walked a mile in their shoes.