By Naeemah Ford Goldson
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From birth certificates and insurance policies to emergency contacts and medical records, we all have essential documents that keep our lives running smoothly. But if they’re scattered across various places, or worse, not stored safely, accessing them when you need them most can be a real headache. In this episode, Naeemah chats with Nat Robinson, Founder and CEO of Trustworthy, and he talks about an effective way to bring order to all that vital family information that will keep your family’s essential documents organized, accessible, and safe.
Nathaniel Robinson is the founder and CEO of Trustworthy. He's worked at startups and large enterprise technology companies in Silicon Valley and around the world for more than 30 years. He and his family live in Portland, Oregon.
You can learn more about Nat and Trustworthy through their website www.trustworthy.com
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If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the thought of downsizing, relocating, or just trying to get your space and belongings in order, listen up! In this episode, Naeemah chats with the Founder and inventor of Scanlily, Peter Lazar. He talks about how Scanlily uses innovative QR code technology to help you organize, track, and manage your things with ease. Need to organize your books or games? Simply take a picture of the items on the shelf and Scanlily will catalog them for you.
Peter Lazar is a serial tech entrepreneur and inventor. Most recently, he founded Scanlily, which is a QR code-based system that helps people quickly create an online inventory of their belongings. Prior to Scanlily, Peter was co-inventor and founder of the SafeDose system currently used by over 200 hospitals to prevent medication errors in children. Peter attended the University of Virginia both for his BA and also for a Masters in Computer Science. He and his wife, Molly, live in Blacksburg, Virginia, and have two daughters - one in college and one just out of college. The entire family has been involved in creating Scanlily.
You can learn more about Peter and Scanlily on his website https://www.scanlily.com/
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Connection copywriting is the art of using words to build authentic relationships with an audience, creating messages that resonate on a personal level and inspire action. In this episode, Naeemah chats with Molly Winters, and she explains how connection copywriting can be a powerful tool for building client relationships, boosting business, and making your message unforgettable.
Former professional organizer turned professional copywriter, Molly Winters loves helping small businesses put their big ideas into words that attract more people and make more money. After training in proven copywriting methods, Molly began understanding how to use human connection to attract our ideal people in business. She knows that writing for your business can feel overwhelming and loves helping you build a deeper connection with your readers — so you can help more people, change more lives, and increase revenue.
Molly offers done-for-you copywriting services for your websites, sales pages, and email sequences — as well as DIY budget-friendly writing support for your website, email marketing, blogs, and more.
When she’s not writing, Molly’s often curled up with a good book and a cup of coffee — or spending time with her husband and two kiddos in Bend, Oregon.
You can learn more about Molly on her website https://mollyzwinters.com/
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Whether you’re handling a loved one’s belongings or just helping a client downsize, the key to a successful estate sale is organization. In this episode, Naeemah chats with Heather Dawson of MaxSold, and she gives tips on how you can turn a potentially overwhelming task into a seamless, rewarding experience.
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Whether you're staring at an overflowing inbox, hunting through layers of folders for one elusive file, or drowning in duplicate documents, you're not alone. In this episode, Naeemah chats with Digital Organizer Lisa McHargue. We’ll explore practical tips for streamlining email management and organizing digital file storage to save time, reduce stress, and keep things accessible.
Lisa McHargue is a former high school Spanish teacher turned digital organizer. Since 2020 she’s been helping online business owners take control of their digital chaos and create systems to keep the backend of their businesses organized so they can focus their time on doing what they love instead of swearing at Google Drive.
When she's not geeking out about digital organization or minimalism, she's probably binge-reading fiction or pretending to be a contestant on The Great British Baking Show.
You can learn more about Lisa on her website https://lisamch.com/
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If you're like me, you like to have fun while completing tasks to make them more enjoyable. For those who loathe the organizing process, stay tuned! In this episode, Naeemah chats with Nicole Gabai, Author and Illustrator of The Art of Organizing: An Artful Guide to an Organized Life, and she shares her artful approach to organization and how the organizing process can be colorful and fun.
Nicole Gabai is a Certified Virtual Organizing Professional™ with over two decades of hands-on organizing experience. Using her art and design background, she helps people bridge the gap between beautiful and functional to maximize organizing capacity.
Growing up in a very disorganized home, she knows first-hand the challenges, frustrations, and impact these have on our lives. At the age of seven, she began creating organized spaces while attending a Montessori school in Paris, France. Later in life, organizing became her passion!
Working in the fast-paced world of TV production, she used her skills to create organizational systems. Later, when she became an actress and a model, she quickly realized that creating sustainable organizing systems was the key to success.
Being able to understand how freeing it is when your surroundings are organized, she has dedicated her life’s work to creatively helping people gain the skills they need to have a well-organized workplace and home.
She is among fewer than 100 people worldwide to become a Certified Virtual Organizing Professional™.
She founded B. Organized in 1999 and is a Golden Circle member of NAPO (National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals), as well as past historian of the South Florida chapter. She is the author of the bestseller The Art of Organizing: An Artful Guide to an Organized Life. This artful, engaging, and informative book reflects her extensive knowledge and gives readers valuable tips and techniques to bring a sense of order and balance into their lives. Her unique approach sets her apart from other organizing professionals, and her method was dubbed "ingenious" by The Kitchn.
Prior to founding B. Organized, Nicole served in various jobs in TV production at renowned networks like MTV, Nickelodeon, the Orlando Film Commission, and MacGuffin Films in New York City. She received a BFA in Textile Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology, attended Parsons School of Design, and worked as a textile designer in New York City for several years.
Nicole has been featured in prestigious media outlets such as TODAY.com, Martha Stewart, Southern Living, AARP, Real Simple, US News & World Report, Forbes, Boston 25 News, and more.
To learn more about Nicole and to purchase her book, visit her website www.b-organized.net
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Ever wonder why those old snapshots evoke such strong emotions, or why decluttering your digital albums can feel so therapeutic? We're exploring the psychology behind our attachment to photos and how organizing them can help you preserve memories, reduce stress, and reclaim your space. In this episode, Naeemah chats with Rachel Arbuckle, Founder of 2000 Paces Photo Organizing, and she shares insightful tips and tricks for turning your photo chaos into a curated collection.
In 2014, a series of fierce fires roared through San Diego County, the largest of which started on the mountain just behind Rachel’s home. She had only minutes to grab a few items. Her instinct was to gather all of her photos, but she panicked when she realized her precious memories were all over her home in boxes, picture frames, and albums. Rachel grabbed what she could and her family headed to safety.
After many days of worry, they were able to return home to the memories they had to leave behind. Thankfully, their home was spared, but others in the community were not as fortunate. This experience not only solidified Rachel’s commitment to protect her family’s collection of photos but prompted her to create 2000 Paces Photo Organizing, encouraging people to organize and protect their important memories.
To learn more about Rachel, visit her website www.2000paces.com
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In our fast-paced world, it's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, often neglecting the things that bring us true joy and fulfillment. But what if we could slow down, take a step back, and intentionally design our lives around the things that matter most to us? In this episode, Naeemah chats with Best-Selling Author, Jennifer Ford Berry, she talks about why it's important to live intentionally.
Jennifer Ford Berry is a best-selling author of 5 books, national speaker, host of The Make Room Show, and founder of The Created Order Neighborhood, an online community for women who want to create an organized life with intention and purpose.
She is a certified professional organizer and productivity life coach. Jennifer has been a guest on numerous television and radio shows. She has also been featured in many national magazines and newspapers. She is an animated speaker who has presented to the Learning Annex, corporations, churches, national conferences, mom groups, and school districts. Her mission is to teach women how to make room for what matters most in life with her unique approach.
Her books include:
-Make Room: take control of your space, time, energy & money to live on purpose (newest book)
-Organize Now! a week-by-week plan to simplify your space & life.
-Organize Now! your money, business & career
-Organize Now! a week-by-week action plan for a healthier, happier life
To learn more about Jennifer and to purchase her books, visit her website www.jenniferfordberry.com
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We're exploring the wonderful world of decluttering. Whether you're overwhelmed by clutter or just seeking to streamline your life, a declutter coach might be your secret weapon to achieving peace and productivity in your space. In this episode, Naeemah chats with Jaycel Murphy and she shares the benefits of working with a declutter coach.
Jaycel Murphy is a Certified Clutter Coach and Professional Home Organizer with over 15 years of experience in working with the vulnerable sector as a Social Worker in Housing & Homelessness. She is also applying to the Ontario College of Social Workers & Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW). Jaycel possesses a diploma in Interior Design and is trained and certified as a Neuro Linguistic Practitioner and Coach. She is pursuing training & certification through the Institute For Challenging Disorganization.
As a Declutter Coach, Jaycel works closely with clients to help identify and overcome triggers. Since achieving order is more than just decluttering, cleaning, and organizing, she’ll guide you toward other helpful practices such as reframing narratives, behavioral shifts, and more.
To learn more about Jaycel, visit her website www.lovecleaning.ca
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As Autism Acceptance Month comes to a close, we are talking about how to design a learning space that caters to the specific needs of autistic children. In this episode, Naeemah chats with Whitney Bolle, Executive Director of Peachtree Autism Services in the Atlanta area. She shares invaluable insights on sensory-friendly layouts, practical tips, and innovative strategies to foster engagement, comfort, and growth in educational settings.
Whitney Bolle, M.A., BCBA, has been a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) since 2009 with over 18 years of experience working with children, adolescents and young adults with autism and related disabilities. She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology with a focus in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where she received extensive training in assessment of learning needs, language acquisition and functional assessment of problem behavior through her internship program at The Bay School, a school for children with autism and related disabilities in Santa Cruz, California.
Prior to relocating to Georgia with her husband in 2014, Whitney worked as a consultant for the May Institute and as a program supervisor for The Ivymount School’s Multiple Learning Needs High School Program in Rockville, Maryland. As a consultant for the May Institute, she worked directly with military families and their children with autism providing in-home ABA services, parent training and school consultation. As program supervisor at The Ivymount School, Whitney oversaw a self-contained classroom for students with communication deficits who engaged in significant problem behavior.
Whitney founded Peachtree Autism Services in 2015 and currently serves as Executive Director. In 2021, Whitney received Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Award for outstanding excellence in business leadership. Whitney’s areas of professional interest include promoting independence for individuals with autism, language acquisition and assessment of learning needs.
To learn more about Peachtree Autism Services, visit their website www.peachtreeautism.com
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The podcast currently has 93 episodes available.