It's my 9th blogiversary!

10 November 2015

Happy blogiversary to Organize Your Family History.com!

November 10, 2006 was a big day for Peace of Mind Organizing. It was the day I published my first blog post. (That post was called “What is organized?”.) 1,080 blog posts later, I’m celebrating my 9th blogiversary.

I’ll be forever grateful to Nora Brown, who designed this website, for encouraging me to start a blog. Back then I may never even have read a blog.

Blogging has required discipline, creativity, and effort, but all that has been paid back in spades. My blog has allowed me to connect with folks I would not otherwise have known (and vice versa), from all over the world. It has helped Peace of Mind Organizing be in the top of the search engine rankings for folks looking to hire a professional organizer in St. Louis. It allows my clients to get to know me before they hire me. It establishes my expertise. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

I like blogging so much that I started another blog, Organize Your Family History, in 2012. I love that blog too.

Blogging is part of my life and this blog feels like a friend. I’m darned proud to celebrate and acknowledge my 9th blogiversary!

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Comments

Wow congratulations Janine on your anniversary. Way to go!

Nacho Eguiarte November 11, 2015 11:08 AM

Thanks, Nacho!

Janine Adams November 14, 2015 08:54 PM

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About Janine

Hello! I’m Janine Adams — a certified professional organizer based in St. Louis, and the creator of Peace of Mind Organizing®.

I love order, harmony + beauty, but I believe that the way that you feel about yourself and your home is what truly matters.

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