It’s official! My first blog post as a Professional Organizer. Welcome!

For months I’ve been calling this risk-taking step in my career as a new business owner a “journey.” It’s a journey because I want to enjoy the process, experience the ride, and make the most of the ups and downs that I’m bound to experience as I move my business forward (and realistically sometimes backwards!).

{Plus who doesn’t love rocking out to some Journey on karaoke night?}

But a journey is not just about experiencing the trip, it’s also about the destination. And my intentional mindset is to not have a specific destination, but rather be open to where the road takes me. Don’t be mistaken, I have set goals and strategies (I am a diagnosed disciplined, achiever so it’s impossible for me not to). But sometimes when you have a one-track mind for a specific destination, you miss out on all the unique ways the path can take you. And I don’t want my type-A personality to cause me to miss out!

So that leads me to the title of this blog. The Priorganized Path. The intentional process of experiencing the journey, walking down the path, and soaking in all that I can learn. And in return, share it with you. Being organized is a process that continues throughout all our lives, whether we recognize it or not. And we all have priorities in life, regardless of our intention. So, priority + organize = priorganize!

So, whether you’re looking for tips to become more organized or are just curious about the concept, you are invited to this virtual table. I invite you to follow along this path with me so we can learn and share together how to enhance the ways we live and the ways we are priorganized –physically, emotionally, spiritually.

I want you to become free to do more life! Don’t you?

Shout out to brother-in-law, David Hammond who coined the phrase “prioorganize” to be used by The Proper Place.

Posted July 3, 2014