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September 26, 2018
How many activities do you sacrifice because of clutter?

..If Your hands are Still Full of Yesterday's Junk."     - Louise Smith 

 
Most everyone has some clutter, except maybe Alejandra. Maybe you've stopped inviting friends and family over because it's too much to 'tidy up' for guests. And now that the weather is starting to cool off, it's clear that winter is just around the corner. Are you able to put your car in the garage? Another barometer could be the number of times you participate in your favorite hobby. If it's been more than a year, your clutter is an issue. Now, some creative people say they think better in a cluttered environment but it can easily get to the point where the clutter crowds out their creativity.   
 
Although it can be difficult to ask for help, the first step is admitting that you have an issue.  If your answer to the following question is 2 or more, it's probably time to begin addressing your clutter. 
 

Here is the question:
 
How many activities do you sacrifice because of your clutter? 
 
Professional Organizing Services

Mess Mender Services and Pricing

The Preliminary Consultation (60-90 Minutes): We will tour your home and talk about what you would like to change and what you could do with your space that clutter is keeping you from accomplishing. After the tour, we will create a plan of action for transforming your space from overwhelming to outstanding. $50.00/session

On-going Consulting: Designed to help you conquer your organizing challenges, our on-going sessions consist of coaching around organizing and my hands-on help with decluttering and removal of any items you decide to donate. Donating helps you see more progress right away and it prevents the donation items from becoming a new pile of clutter. $50.00/hour

*All clients receive a postcard after each session that summarizes the activity in that session and celebrates progress! 

Please contact me to set up your consultation at 513.305.0401 or Polly@PollyGiblin.com. You can also use the contact form to submit your request/inquiry.