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Professional Organizer
Many people look at the highly organized
with envy. Those people who can organize
their time, their stuff and their family all
at the same time are a marvel to those who
can’t. Many of those organized people like
to see others get organized, too, and become
professional organizers. The professional
organizing business is growing rapidly as
many people are taking advantage of the
opportunity for someone else to help them
gain control of their lives.
What exactly do professional organizers do?
They go to a client’s house or place of
business and organize it according to the
individual’s needs. This organization can be
in the form of hands on work such as
physically reorganizing closets, offices,
kitchens, basements, etc. or it can be in
the form of helping a client to figure out
how to organize himself through counseling.
Often it’s a combination of both. Research
has shown that clutter can cause stress and
professional organizers pride themselves on
helping their clients de-clutter and
de-stress.
Some professional organizers specialize in
one area such as office organizing,
financial/bookkeeping, kitchen organizing,
wardrobe consulting or photo/memorabilia
organizing. Other organizers offer their
services in whatever capacity is needed.
There are several options for those
considering becoming a professional
organizer. There are online courses, in
person courses, and books that teach the
basics of organizing and give tips on
setting up a business. Once an organizer has
started a business, he can join the National
Association for Professional Organizers (NAPO)
for help and support.
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