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As a professional organizer, my role is
to help clients organize their homes, home offices, or small businesses. I bring an objective eye to the review
of clients' paperwork and belongings, so we can better determine what needs to be saved and how to organize it. Organization
of home offices and small businesses involves discussion with the client to assess the kinds of documents they have, how they
use those documents, and what documents they need to keep for different time periods. The goal is to create a system
they can be comfortable with so they will use it on a daily basis. Organization of homes includes kitchens, closets, garages,
home offices, libraries, and any other storage areas. This often requires that we first sort through the
items in those spaces to help the client determine what really needs to be kept, and what can be thrown away, recycled, or
donated. After the initial assessment and
sorting are conducted, we develop organizational systems, and determine whether organizational devices such as files,
shelves, or containers are needed. Once that is done, we perform the physical organization of the spaces.
The result is an organization scheme that clients
can actually use -- both for what they have and what they acquire in the future. We also can follow-up with
clients to help them maintain their new organizational systems.
(C) Copyright 2007 Noelle Jackson Redesign
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