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THE BEE
HAS LANDED
Life is complicated and time is short,
but there are ways to make life simpler and time more plentiful so you can focus on what is important to you.
That's where The Organized Life can make all the difference. Why hire a professional organizer? The answer
is simple. I am a neutral outsider who can see your situation with clear eyes. I provide focus, leadership and
humor when needed. I'm responsible for the plan of action and for keeping us on track. I also make certain that
we are working on manageable projects - that they aren't too big or too small. Why a bee? I selected a bee to represent my business because she (90 percent of all
bees are female!) is a remarkable worker. She is efficient, industrious, and focused. She has been known to fly over five
miles a day as she goes about her work. Each action she takes produces an important outcome, whether it is directions to a
fabulous food source, cooling for the hive, or delicious honey. Swarming Nothing makes a beekeeper more nervous than her bees panicking and abandoning
the hive. A swarm forms when the bees no longer sense order. My job is to help you avoid the swarm and to gently
guide you back to the hive with kindness, understanding and a plan. We will talk about your situation, discuss options
and work together to put the plan in place. Assessing
the Hive The first appointment I schedule with
a new client is an assessment appointment. During that meeting, I ask questions but mostly, I listen to what my client
is concerned about and what he or she is hoping to solve. Usually, there is more than one project to be worked on and
it is my job to prioritize projects and to keep my clients motivated and focused on the end goal of creating a calmer and
more efficient space
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Many of my clients talk about the challenges they face dealing
with so much information coming at them and being requested of them. We live in an age of "instant everything," which certainly
adds to the organizational challenges many of us face. I wrote a short article titled, "Life is a Marathon, Not a Sprint."
Enjoy reading it!
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