We are so excited to launch with this blog! We look forward to updating it with a lot of tips and solutions for Getting and Staying Organized. Our goal is to keep our visitors informed of what we are working on, posting Before and After pictures, and sharing a lot of helpful product suggestions along the way.
To begin, we would like to tell you a bit about us and Orderly Conduct. Here is an excerpt from a recent friendly interview we did to share our story:
Interviewer: “So how did Orderly Conduct come about?”
Sonia: “It started in October of 2009 as an idea talked about over lunch. We knew we loved to organize, and had just helped some friends get in order with their new home. We wanted to find a way to help others do something beneficial, but also allowed us to do something we love. Organizing was a natural fit.”
Interviewer: “Did you have previous Organizing experience prior to starting your business”
Alicia: “I will have to say yes! Along with our client work, a lot of Life experience. Moving out of state and back home again, getting married and combining assets, having a baby, working with friends and family. When I was younger, I would organize my grandmother’s sewing thread by color. I also reorganized my boyfriend’s (now husband) kitchen while he was out of town. I think that is why he married me.”
Sonia: “I have always been meticulous when it comes to my personal spaces. Growing up, my room was always clean and organized. When living with roommates, I would organize their spaces when they weren’t home. Before my husband and I were married we moved 4 times within 5 years, between here and California. 4 new places to live and organize, it was great ‘on the job’ training. Relocating so often took my love for organizing to a whole new level.”
Interviewer: “Making the commitment to organize seems difficult for some people. How do you help clients get through that process?”
Alicia: “We have a proven, simple evaluation process that helps people start to look at organizing from an achievable, beneficial point of view. We understand that it can be an emotional process so, we are very patient with our clients, focus on the benefits of getting organized, and want them to know we are there to do the work and help them.”
Interviewer: “Lastly can you give your reader any quick tips to get started?”
Sonia: “The thought of organizing can be overwhelming. To get started, I would say start small. Start with one drawer, and use a timer set for 30 minutes. That will help you begin the process and keep you on track. If the overall project seems too daunting I would suggest getting in touch with us for a free consultation. Getting started is easier with a team effort.”
Interviewer: “Thank you for your comments. Looking forward to reading your blog and hearing more tips and ideas.”
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