Feeling disorganized or just need a little help? Jodie Watson, Founder and President of Supreme Organization and organizational expert from TLC’s Real Simple. Real Life. is working with Avery Dennison to help you take control of your professional and personal life with Do-It-Yourself Organization.

These organization tips, along with great products like Avery labels, will give you the knowledge, resources and confidence to get organized, so you can save time, gain peace of mind, and transform an ordinary project into something extraordinary. That’s the power of a great label.^™

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[ real neat ]   procedure

• STEP 1 : free 20-minute phone consultation
  [ real neat ] learns about your specific organizing dilemmas and offers a few tips and suggestions that can be implemented immediately; service options that fit your budget are also recommended.
• STEP 2 : individually-tailored organizing services
  [ real neat ] teaches organizing skills that meet your current needs and long-term goals; solutions are designed and customized based on your current routines, personal habits, physical limitations, job requirements, budget restrictions, design preferences, and organizing style.
• STEP 3 : follow-up maintenance and support
  [ real neat ] provides complimentary donation drop-off to select local charities, product recommendations and professional discounts, referrals to well-respected local service providers, and follow-up e-mail support; monthly, quarterly, and annual maintenance plans are also available.

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[ real neat ]   experience

• Guaranteed to be non-judgmental and completely confidential.
• Exceptional customer service and follow-up with 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
• Organizing strategies, techniques, and systems that work for you, not against you.
• Professional, well-educated, highly qualified, and experienced member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) and Faithful Organizers.

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[ real neat ]   client

• Recognizes that the value of getting organized far outweighs the cost.
• Is willing to listen to new ideas and emotionally ready to make changes.
• Wants to make better decisions about time, information, and belongings.
• May be in the midst of a major life transition (i.e., new baby, divorce, career change).

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[ real neat ]   motivation

So, why would you ever hire a professional organizer?

• get around to it
  Let’s face it… there will always be something better to do, and you’ve been trying to “get around to it” for a while. [ real neat ] will hold you accountable to finally get it done (and have some fun in the process)!
• get real perspective
  Do you really need seven potato peelers or yet another filing cabinet? You’ve been looking at your stuff too long. Let [ real neat ]’s fresh perspective help you “get real” about your time and belongings.
• get a head start
  [ real neat ] has been there, done that. [ real neat ] knows the products that work and those that don’t, and [ real neat ] knows where to buy them at a discount. Plus, [ real neat ] knows the best organizing methods for your situation and your personal style, and [ real neat ]’s experience helps you get it done fast!

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In May 2008, Meredith/NBC Universal announced the results of their survey entitled “What Do Women Want?”™ More than 3,000 women revealed key insights on the female psyche across topics including health and well-being.

When asked which service professionals they would most like to hire, 24% of women responded that they wanted to hire a professional organizer to declutter their living space or office.

This finding suggests that women recognize the need to simplify their overwhelmed lives. But, do they realize the inherent health benefits of enlisting the help of a professional organizer?

As Debbie Jordan Kravatz, owner of Virtually Organized, noted on her blog…

Getting organized:

• helps reduce your stress levels (which can help with everything from anxiety and depression to cardiovascular and weight issues),
• puts more time in your day (which can be better used getting annual check-ups, counting calories, and exercising regularly), and
• frees you up to focus on things BESIDES your cluttered counter tops and overstuffed garage (such as spending time with your loved ones and enjoying your favorite hobbies—activities which have been proven to have lingering health benefits).

What are your thoughts? Have you noticed how the amount of clutter in your home affects your health? I’d love to hear details about your personal home/health connection!

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