The past year and a half has been a whirlwind for every person around the globe. No one could have foreseen what was to come, especially service based businesses who were put on hold for longer than businesses able to pivot digitally. Lisa sits down with Rachel to discuss some of her initial thoughts, how she was able to navigate personally & professionally remaining calm during a global pandemic, and how small businesses were impacted by what seem to be everlasting changes in their industries. This time was exciting for Lisa’s business in the sense she was able to focus her efforts on aligned brands, content in the organizing space, and collaborating with like minded partners!

Lisa and Sabrina Fierman, Vice President of premiere cleaning company Little Elves, share their insights to break down the myth that organizing and cleaning are one and the same. Sabrina shares the history of her family’s business, what it’s like to work with your family, and how they’ve grown to service multiple regions with new staff. They also discuss how your services and business model sometimes change as you scale the business to different cities to match your market and clientele. Little Elves offers their client expert cleaning services based on their knowledge of products and running an efficient project, bespoke to every client’s home.

You may know her as Paige DeSorbo from Bravo’s Summer House, but the Imagine It Done team knows her as our new best friend. Lisa, Paige and Rachel talk about maintaining systems, how much product makes a difference, and the importance of learning new ways to keep your home perfect. Paige also discusses how her move into a newly organized space has positively impacted her mental health and the way she wakes up to start her morning routine the right way.

Imagine It Done is giving the followers what they want; today’s episode answers questions directly polled from her audience about their most pertinent organization questions. For anyone who has been looking for the inspiration to start, this is your sign! Lisa talks through some small and realistic steps you can take to start doing your own organizing following her tried and true process: Edit, Categorize, Curate, Contain and Personalize. Everyone feels a sense of intimidation when starting their own project in the home, but following Lisa’s advice will ensure you transition into new systems with ease!

Imagine a professional organizer being in your home all the time… Lisa’s daughter Emily Jacobs joins today’s episode to talk about what it was like growing up in the home of someone who is always organized. From moving multiple times, to the perfectly packed summer camp duffels, to the many years of back to school shopping - Lisa’s children learned the importance of constantly editing their belongings and attention to detail with their own spaces. Most importantly, Emily delves into the stigma that women can’t have a career, children, and a happy home.

Anyone who has ever had to move can agree - it’s stressful. In this episode, Lisa discusses Imagine It Done’s streamlined process for moving clients into their new spaces with minimized chaos and maximized efficiency! She talks timelines, products, working with moving companies, and the nuances that make every client project unique. With Lisa’s specific moving process, your shift from home to home will turn into a full scale production. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to have a concierge service to supervise your move so everything is done to your specificity - this episode is for you!

In this episode, Lisa delves into the process of what it means to hire and work with a professional organizing company. From the consultation, through to the proposal and contract phase, what the financial side looks like, all the way through to how to do a proper edit of items they’d like to remove from their home before the team gets to work curating. You might even be surprised to learn we’re all a little bit of a hoarder! Lisa also discusses what it means to work in an intimate space like the home so closely with clients, and the types of situations you have to be sensitive to as an organizer.

After graduating from college, Lisa ran towards what most post-grads have been anxiously awaiting - a job in the real world. Charisma, a knack for communication and people, and the urge to work on exciting projects led Lisa to the advertising and editorial modeling industries. Starting in New York City and later landing in Paris, Lisa learned the ins and outs of the glossy scenes most of us would picture in an episode of Mad Men. This episode will give listeners the chance to find out which traits from the industry she carried over into her life as an entrepreneur.