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☆ I'm decluttering my house using a local 'Buy Nothing' group. It's still hard to resist taking other people's free stuff.
  + stars: | 2024-10-26 | by ( Jane Ridley | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +5 min
I've been a member of my local "Buy Nothing" group on Facebook for five years. I've given away countless items to declutter my home. These are some of the things I've given away to members of my local But Nothing page. AdvertisementIt's better to post things that tally with the season. Still, taking other people's stuff is counter-productive, so much so that I've resisted the urge for the last few months.
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☆ I quit a high-flying, six-figure job to train with Marie Kondo and become an organizer: 'Best decision I’ve ever made'
  + stars: | 2024-07-10 | by ( Jenny Albertini | In | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +5 min
I dealt with a deteriorating relationship with my live-in boyfriend; a prestigious, high-pressure public health job I dreaded showing up for every day; and the death of a close friend. I signed up for the course and, that summer, quit my job to focus on decluttering full time. Finding satisfaction and freedom in work that 'sparks more joy'Emotionally, I knew that leaving my public health job was the right decision. In my first year of business, I earned less than a quarter of my public health salary. I consulted on public health assignments, and even temporarily took another full-time public health job while I continued building the decluttering business on evenings and weekends.
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☆ 2 professional home organizers share how business has boomed in the last year thanks to tidying-up shows like Netflix's 'Get Organized'
  + stars: | 2022-09-08 | by ( Shanna Goodman | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +6 min
Home organizing became popular earlier in the pandemic, partly thanks to shows like "Get Organized." Two people who recently started organizing businesses share how they've grown in the past year. In her first 12 months in business, Moore and her team of four — which she started hiring three months into her business — helped 80 clients and organized 237 spaces. "There are so many opportunities ahead, and professional organizing is as much a mental-health service as it is a residential service," Klug of Inspired Organizer said. No certifications are required to perform services as a professional organizer, but these professionals said organizing and business training could go a long way.
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