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THE BEE HAS LANDED

....and that's a very good thing!  It is my promise to you that I will help you achieve your organizing goals.  

Why hire a professional organizer?  The answer is simple I provide expertise, focus, leadership and humor (often all at the same time!)  I'm responsible for the plan of action and for keeping us on track and working toward your goals.  I also make certain that we are working on manageable projects and I watch carefully to make certain you remain energized and involved in the process.  

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.  I relate to the bee every time I work with a client.  It is my job to take care of the "hive" and to go confidently in the direction of my client's desired outcome.

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 swarming and to gently guide you back to the hive with kindness, understanding and a plan.  Organizing can be a challenging process, but with the right leadership and experience, it can be a rewarding and life-changing experience.

Assessing the Hive

The first appointment I schedule with each new client is an Assessment Appointment.  During that session, I will ask many questions to determine your organizing goal or goals as well as gather information about what has worked in the past and what hasn't worked for you.  We'll tour the areas that need organizing and I begin the process of crafting a plan of action.  Every client is different and I tailor each organizing solution to fit each client's situation and personality.

 


 

 

 

THE QUEEN BEE IN THE NEWS
 
Learn more about Maggie and her organizing business by reading one or more of the following articles that were either written by her or about her.  Enjoy!

Life is a Marathon, Not a Sprint, by Maggie Jackson

Serendipity, Synchronicity & Surprise, by Maggie Mowrey August 2010

Cut The Clutter, Modern Woodman Magazine, Spring 2010

T'is The Season for Being Stressed, by Gale Mote December 2009

Flying Solo, a book by Diane Quintana - Foreword written by Maggie Jackson 2009

Set Your Own Balance, The Gazette June 6, 2008

Business Card - Maggie Jackson, The Gazette March 10, 2008

Queen Bee Buzzes Through MMC, Mount Mercy Times February 20, 2008

Toys More Fun When They Can Find Them, The Gazette September 16, 2007

Cluttered Lives Spawn New Profession, The Gazette April 15, 2007

One In, One Out, The Gazette February 11, 2007

Pare and Share, The Gazette December 20, 2006

Out With The Old, The Gazette February 27, 2006