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About Clutter Free Organizing Services
Organizing is the most direct way that people can
make an immediate change in their lives. Witnessing and guiding
a process which can make an environment lighter, more relaxing,
more beautiful, and more efficient is extremely rewarding.
The first and most important part of the organizing process is
listening. Our goal is not to organize things the way we would for
ourselves, but to help to create a system and an environment that
works for our clients. We do not have an agenda about how a space
should be organized—our sole objective is to help our clients
reach their organizational goals.
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Andy Hartman:
Andy is the founder of Clutter Free Organizing Services. After
seven years of seeing hundreds of clients, he has developed a
warm, non-judgmental, heart-centered approach to organizing. His
experience has given him a lot of clarity about why people are
disorganized and the challenges they face in the organizing process.
Andy is typically booked at least a month in advance.
He can also address your company or group with customized presentations
on organizing.
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Kris MacDonald:
Kris is an excellent listener, empathetic and a born problem-solver.
He loves to tackle new organizational challenges. His natural
organizing skills coupled with Andy's teachings have made Kris
a true organizing professional.
Kris says, "One of the best parts of the job is to see a
client excited to be in the same place that only a short time
before was a source of anxiety."
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- taking an environment that is in disarray and making it look
nicer.
- taking a room or a garage that is completely full, and arranging
it so there's plenty of extra space. Real estate in the Bay Area
is so expensive and many people can't afford a larger apartment
or house. We enjoy giving people more room where they already
live.
- designing a system to find things quick and easy, especially
for people who usually spend hours looking for everything.
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- helping people simplify. We point out the benefits of a simpler,
less cluttered life and help people achieve and maintain an objective
perspective on their possessions. We enjoy keeping the 'big picture'
in the midst of all the details.
- keeping a heart-centered perspective on the emotional ties
we all have with our possessions. We have positive, supportive
attitudes even in the midst of a task that can sometimes be overwhelming.
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"Organizing: Arranging your possessions
to reflect and support what is important in your life."
— Andy Hartman —
"The secret to having more time is having less stuff.
If your life is out of balance, take something off the scale."
— Jane Petrick, Ph.D. —
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