I’m really excited because this weekend I’m launching a new Orderly Roots Guide. These guides are modeled after the Organizing Guides that I’ve written for the public and my Insider’s Guides for New Organizers. All three series of guides offer concise, cut-to-the-chase information on topics I find to be of interest. They’re a low-cost way to tap into my expertise.
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My birthday is on Saturday and when I sent out my newsletter on September 15, I offered a birthday special on my downloadable organizing guides to celebrate.
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I’m really excited to announce a fifth title to my series of Insider’s Guides for New Organizers. This one, called Scripts for Sticky Situations with Organizing Clients provides suggested scripts for 20 different situations you might encounter with organizing clients.
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In 2014, I added a guide to the collection aimed at helping people who want to start an organizing business. The most widely read post on this blog is my post on becoming a professional organizer. (Watch for a new update to that post soon!) I wrote that guide to help provide more in-depth information for new or aspiring organizers.
Yesterday, I added two more guides for new organizers and renamed the series the Insider’s Guides for New Organizers. Currently there are three available:
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As regular readers of this blog know, I’m a genealogy enthusiast. I love genealogy so much—and so enjoy organizing my genealogy research—that three years ago I created a blog called Organize Your Family History.
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Today, I added a new Organizing Guide to the collection, bringing the total up to nine. It’s called Living the dream: 10 ingredients for a successful organizing business. My blog post on becoming a professional organizer outlines strategies for getting started. My new guide outlines the essential elements I’ve identified for creating and maintaining success as an organizer.
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I recently had the immense pleasure of working with Alexandra Franzen, an outrageously imaginative and intuitive marketing writer, in one of her Velocity Sessions. One of things I asked her to help me with was the titles and descriptions of my Organizing Guides, the series of concise downloadable PDFs I wrote and introduced in 2010.
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