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Decluttering Like a Pro with Lisa Geraci Rigoni
Lisa Geraci Rigoni is a seasoned professional organizer and the Chief Declutter Officer at The Organizing Mentors. She is the number one bestselling author of "Seventeen Spatulas and the Man Who Fried an Egg" and has been assisting clients in reclaiming their physical and mental spaces since 2008. Lisa's background includes a career in performing arts as a dancer, singer, and actress, before she moved into personal training and ultimately found her passion for organizing. With her proprietary LITL system, she empowers clients to make intentional decisions, transforming their spaces and habits for a clutter-free life. Please learn more about Lisa Geraci Rigoni at www.TheOrganizingMentors.com
As the new year begins, many feel overwhelmed by accumulated "stuff," making this discussion timely. The episode explores the deeper meaning of possessions and offers practical decluttering solutions. Lisa shares her journey from performer to professional organizer and introduces her LITL system—Let it go, Intentional, Transform, Love it and live it. Ken and Lisa provide steps to help listeners gain clarity and control over their spaces. Ken's experiences with decluttering, including dealing with aging parents' collections, offer relatable stories and advice. As Ken says, “The stuff about your stuff is not about your stuff,” and Lisa shares wisdom on handling the emotional aspects of letting go.
Key Takeaways:
-A four-step process—Let it go, Intentional, Transform, Love it and live it—designed to help individuals systematically declutter and enjoy a more organized life.
-The discussion highlights how clutter affects not just physical spaces but also our mental clarity and well-being.
-Tips on gently assisting aging parents in decluttering sentimental or burdensome possessions.
-Emphasizing letting go of perfect solutions; start small and recognize progress.
-Personal stories and insights on the mental and emotional uplift that follows decluttering.
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Lisa Geraci Rigoni is a seasoned professional organizer and the Chief Declutter Officer at The Organizing Mentors. She is the number one bestselling author of "Seventeen Spatulas and the Man Who Fried an Egg" and has been assisting clients in reclaiming their physical and mental spaces since 2008. Lisa's background includes a career in performing arts as a dancer, singer, and actress, before she moved into personal training and ultimately found her passion for organizing. With her proprietary LITL system, she empowers clients to make intentional decisions, transforming their spaces and habits for a clutter-free life. Please learn more about Lisa Geraci Rigoni at www.TheOrganizingMentors.com
As the new year begins, many feel overwhelmed by accumulated "stuff," making this discussion timely. The episode explores the deeper meaning of possessions and offers practical decluttering solutions. Lisa shares her journey from performer to professional organizer and introduces her LITL system—Let it go, Intentional, Transform, Love it and live it. Ken and Lisa provide steps to help listeners gain clarity and control over their spaces. Ken's experiences with decluttering, including dealing with aging parents' collections, offer relatable stories and advice. As Ken says, “The stuff about your stuff is not about your stuff,” and Lisa shares wisdom on handling the emotional aspects of letting go.
Key Takeaways:
-A four-step process—Let it go, Intentional, Transform, Love it and live it—designed to help individuals systematically declutter and enjoy a more organized life.
-The discussion highlights how clutter affects not just physical spaces but also our mental clarity and well-being.
-Tips on gently assisting aging parents in decluttering sentimental or burdensome possessions.
-Emphasizing letting go of perfect solutions; start small and recognize progress.
-Personal stories and insights on the mental and emotional uplift that follows decluttering.