We are joined by a mover and shaker, Nacho Eguiarte, who shares his experiences from the Mexican organizing industry. He gives us some insights into how he has grown his business in this burgeoning market and how anyone in similar circumstances can do the same. He also stresses the importance of continued education, rather than simply relying on what you know.

In today’s episode, you will learn a whole lot about the organizing niche for individuals who have ADHD, starting with an overview of the disorder and how it impacts day-to-day functioning. An expert in this field, certified organizer coach Cindy Jobs is here to introduce listeners to the specific challenges that come along with helping clients who are neurodiverse to better structure and set up their lives for success.

In today’s episode, we are joined by Jocelyn Kenner to talk about working with seniors and downsizing. There is not as much information on organizing for seniors as there is for other markets, so it is important to do research and understand the ways that senior clients are different from others. Jocelyn shares some of the challenges she has faced working with seniors and how she has to had to shift her thinking slightly to still achieve success.

James Lott Jr is a television and radio show host, podcaster, author, actor, life coach and organizer who is here to tell us just how important social media is for anyone who is in the organizing space. Regardless of your personality, it is vital for you to start putting yourself out there and to use these channels to let people know who you are and to introduce and remind them about your product.

On this episode, we chat with disaster preparedness expert, Lisa Witzleben of Unclutter Me, who highlights the seven basic steps to be 100% prepared for almost anything that can come our way, including having cash available, keeping the most important documentation in a safe spot and making sure that you are able to take care of your pets should you need to vacate your home.

Jaime shares with why larger goals need to be broken up into smaller actionable steps and she gives a ton of advice about outsourcing, hiring the right contractors and building both the strategy and culture of your organization.

On today’s episode, we are joined by Theresa Rose for an engaging conversation on mindfulness practice both professionally and personally. She shares with us her journey from corporate America to where she is now, combining speaking and mindfulness practices. 

Joining us today on Stand Out is Jennifer Stewart. who has been empowering her clients to understand their computers and technology tools since 2011. Jennifer shares her own journey transitioning from a corporate job to becoming an organizer and the process she went through to discover exactly which area she wanted to focus on. She also tells us more generally what a digital organizer does, why there is so much potential in this industry and practical tips for keeping up to date with the latest technology.

Our guest on today’s show is entrepreneur and official KonMari certified consultant, Michele Vig. In 2017, Michele decided to lead her life with her heart rather than her head and left corporate America to start her own company, Neat Little Nest. Today, we learn more about Michele’s entrepreneurial journey; why she decided to become a KonMari consultant, what that has meant for her business, and how you can become one too.

Anne Blumer, founder of Solutions for You, speaker, author and CPO, is here today to talk to us about leveraging your work in organizing and productivity into multiple revenue streams and how this can help your business in so many ways.