First feedback on my book...

I received my first feedback on my book, Get Rich Organizing: The Professional Organizer Survival Guide to Launch, Manage, and Grow a Profitable Business.

Here's what Julia says...

Hi Anne,
"We originally connected on LinkedIn. I received an email from your website when Get Rich Organizing was released.

I LOVE the book! Last night, I wrote out answers for the questions in the first two chapters. The book is really helping me focus on specialization as an organizer and where I need to apply more focus as a business owner. I'll definitely write a review when I'm finished. And I know that I'll be constantly using it as a resource!"

Here's what Cindy says...
"Got my book! How exciting for you to have your name on the spine of a book. I love books! I am enjoying reading bits and pieces of it. I have been reading about the different clients you have come across. congratulations - and thank you for the note and the autograph.
Cindy"

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Are You Ready to Monetize?

Last week I was a panelist for NAPO's Accelerated Learning Series teleclass on the subject of multiple revenue streams. In case you missed the call, below are the questions the panelists were asked and my responses. If you are thinking of adding a revenue stream to your professional organizing business and have questions, please post here.

What are your multiple streams of income? I have four main categories of streams of income.

Client work including hands-on client sessions, coaching (I received my certificate of coach training with Denslow Brown and the Coach Approach to Organizers), Virtual Organizing (I received my certificate of virtual organizing training with Sheila Delson), subcontractors for large projects and when my calendar is full and Contained Home Consultant with The Container Store.Training Professional Organizers including, in-person training seminars, web-based education, downloadable business and client forms.Writing/authorship Author of Get Rich Organizing – …

Niche Professional Organizers - Interview with Annette Adamska

Niche Professional Organizers
Welcome to the first in our series of interviews with Professional Organizers focusing on their unique niche.
This month we interviewedAnnette Adamskaof Back Up Your Life.

Anne: Annette, Why did you become a professional organizer? Annette: Quite simply, I wanted to help people. Longer version: I realized that my skill set—innate and professional—focused on helping people understand their needs, and then working with them to achieve their goals and “get it done”. I began my career as a stage manager in the theater, and the theme of helping people around me achieve a greater goal has remained consistent. Anne: As a Professional Organizer, your unique niche is in helping others organize their life and legacy. What suggestions do you have for those that feel overwhelmed by this task? Annette: First, take a deep breath! There are so many facets to life and legacy organizing, it is totally normal to get overwhelmed. Take a deep breath, and a pause, and don’t ge…

Niche Professional Organizers - Our Interview with Tywanquila Walker

Niche Professional Organizers Interviews with Professional Organizers focusing on their unique niche.
This month we interviewed
Tywanquila Walkerof Order Your Life
Anne: Tywanquila, why did you become a professional organizer?Tywanquila: I became a professional organizer because organizing is something I love doing. Sometimes, I walk into a space and I can literally see what it can be. Within seconds, objects float to their intended destinations. Papers are filed away or placed in neat piles. In my mind’s eye, the room is brighter, tidier, and more functional.
Furthermore, I love helping other people visualize their goals and then reach those goals. Helping other people see the vision of what could be is rewarding. Organizing is like sitting down to create a work of art. The canvas is alive, and it speaks to the artist. Eventually, the canvas speaks to the viewers as well.
Anne: As an organization consultant, you specialize in helping others organize moves. What suggestions do yo…

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