We have a passion for mentoring other small businesses to help them map the route to success.
Being a lifelong learner and my passion for dogs sent me in another direction. I trained for and became a Professional Dog Trainer and ran a successful business for 18 years. How does dog training equate with being a professional organizer? In each case, I am an instructor and guide. I did not actually train the dogs, I taught the people how to train the dogs. I realized early on in my career that each dog and each person learned differently. So my intention with each new client is to teach them the skills to restore order to their lives with out stress.
In response to friends’ needs,Bill decided to contribute to helping others by starting a handyman business. As the Job Jar Guy, he is available to help with those little chores that some people just don’t have time or skills for or just don’t get around to.He will assemble furniture from such stores as Wayfair,Ikea or Canadian Tire.Diagnosing and fixing problems with low voltage wiring to computer,tv and other electronics is his forte.He is also available for minor carpentry such as shelving. Contact us with your Job Jar list.
For each business, we created a number of methods or a “bag of tools” so to speak, that would allow for success. By increasing my knowledge and experience with additional training from the Professional Organizers of Canada, I have similarly developed a new tool kit for individualizing methods of teaching organization skills.
Clean, clear, efficient. See how our Professional Organizers in Nanaimo, BC can help you, your family, your business.
1. Clearly define what needs to be done. Too often, parents and schools view organization goals too simply: “the student must write the assignment in his planner.” Clearly, this is not nearly enough detail for most tasks and may not even be the best starting goal for a particular student. Adults must be organized in…
REALITY You may refer to your home as a ‘disaster’ when it becomes messy or disorganized, however when a real disaster strikes, you will be impacted in a much more devastating way. We hear daily of major weather related disasters………….wind storms that knock out power and communications, floods that destroy homes, mudslides carry away or…
Thirty-five years in communication business in Nanaimo
Uniquely qualified to assist others as mentor and facilitator
Established my new business as Professional Organizer in Nanaimo,B C. allowing me to utilize my skills;develop procedures and filing systems
We help your small businesses to provide optimum customer service and to increase cash flow.
After a serious health scare my life took me in a different business direction. I trained for and became a Professional Dog Trainer and ran a successful business for 18 years. How does dog training equate with being a professional organizer? In each case, I am an instructor and guide. My human students learned to be consistent and to use the skills required to teach manners to their four footed family members.I realized early in my career that each dog and each person learned differently, therefore I developed an ability to work at the pace of the individual.
For each business, I created a number of methods or a “bag of tools” so to speak, that would allow for success. By increasing my knowledge with additional training from the Professional Organizers of Canada, I have similarly developed a new tool kit for individualizing methods of teaching organization skills.
The first step in finding a professional organizer in Nanaimo, BC that you can trust is always the hardest.
There is be no “best time” to get started. You may think our services won’t fit your budget, or that you need to do some de-cluttering on your own before you call for a quotation. Getting around to it may never happen.
It costs NOTHING and you may have a lot to gain by initiating a simple phone call or email. Procrastination can lead to continuing chaos. Why not contact me now?
Let me help you to relieve stress and make room for better things to come into your life.
