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041: Secrets of a Professional Organizer

041: Secrets of a Professional Organizer

Decluttering + organizing tricks from Janine Adams, a lifelong Professional Organizer.

 

A. Curious about what a Professional Organizer does, exactly?

B. Want to hire a Professional Organizer but concerned about the financial investment?

C. Ready to declutter on your own, but don’t know where/how/when to start?

If any of the above statements are true, then this episode’s for you.

This week, I’m chatting with Janine Adams. She’s a certified Professional Organizer with over a decade of experience helping overwhelmed clients find peace of mind within their living spaces. 

An organized home is a serene home. On today’s episode, Janine divulges how she fixes the biggest problems aspiring declutterers face. She lays out her step-by-step decluttering method, too. 

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