How is clutter, whether in your home or office, making you feel? In this episode, Gayle Goddard (The Clutter Fairy) joins us to dig into why clutter accumulates, how it can affect our mental health, and what we can do to conquer it.

About Gayle: 

Gayle doesn’t possess magical powers for making order out of chaos — just a natural sense of organization, a lot of empathy, and a keen insight into the relationships between people and their “stuff.” She spent more than 20 years organizing financial data as a CPA before turning her skill and passion for conquering clutter into a professional organizing business. As owner of The Clutter Fairy, she offers organizing services and ongoing support to help clients conquer clutter and focus on what they really want to be doing. She is also an enthusiastic public speaker and records a weekly webcast/podcast called “The Clutter Fairy Weekly.”

You can find more information and connect with Gayle here: 

 Website: Clutterfairyhouston.com

YouTube:  Cfhou.com/YouTube

Facebook: Facebook.com/TheClutterFairy

Podcast: “The Clutter Fairy Weekly” on most podcast platforms

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More About Gayle: 

Gayle’s philosophy: “Clutter steals time, energy, material resources, and attention away from the things that are important to you. Achieving clarity in your physical surroundings—clearing away clutter—creates mental clarity.” In her organizing work, Gayle cultivates an atmosphere free of the guilt and shame that often plague chronically cluttered people. She works closely with clients to design action plans grounded in what they want from their spaces, and then provides the tools, techniques, and support to help bring those plans to life. “I believe every client can do more than just clean up the mess. With clutter out of the way, there’s room for more of everything else—more fun, more passion, more joy. There’s room for more life!”

 Gayle is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers and past president of its Houston chapter. In fall 2011, she earned her credentials as a Certified Professional Organizer® (CPO). This prestigious certification recognizes Gayle’s organizing knowledge and experience and demonstrates our commitment to serving our clients with the industry’s highest ethical standards and best practices. In 2022, she joined NAPO’s Board of Directors and is currently serving as NAPO’s Treasurer.

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Sometimes in marketing, especially as a solopreneur, it's hard to know where to focus your time. Website SEO? This social media platform? That social media platform? Your email list?

In this episode, Jackie shares with us why our website is the central stage in the broader marketing production. Learn more about what to focus on first and why just simply having a website may not be enough.

You can find more information and connect with Jackie here: 

Websites: 

https://barefootdc.com/

https://alignedsoul.design/

About Jackie: 

Meet Jackie, the intuitive Barefoot Boss behind Barefoot Design Collective and the visionary of Aligned Soul Design. Celebrated as "The trifecta of personality, technology, and design," she specializes in bringing her clients' unique gifts to light through soulful branding, website design, and digital marketing.

Jackie's Barefoot Design Collective is known for its efficient "Website in a Day" service, transforming digital visions into reality with remarkable speed and precision. Aligned Soul Design, her latest venture, offers a deeper, intuitive approach, tailor-made for soulpreneurs and lightworkers looking to showcase their gifts in the digital world.

With her expertise in SEO and proficiency in a range of digital marketing tools, Jackie is the go-to expert for creating a magnetic online presence that not only looks beautiful but also effectively reaches your desired audience.

Want answers to questions like: “What are some things you can do outside of design to help with consistency and branding?” and “What are some things you can add to your site to help you save time?” Find out how Jackie makes time each day for the things that matter.

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Is it you? Maybe it's your brain. 

In this episode, Alison French, experienced facilitator, trainer, consultant, and coach, joins us to dig into the practical neuroscience behind productivity and why we do what we do when it comes to managing our time effectively.

 
You can find more information and connect with Alison here: 

Website: https://www.altosolutionsllc.com

Find Alison on Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/altosolutionsllc

Connect on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisontorrillofrench/

About Alison: 

In an increasingly impersonal world, Alison French is passionate about helping organizations and individuals make the right connections to create harmony and success. As managing director of Alto Solutions, LLC, she employs brain science in her approach to organizational change, communications, and leadership. An experienced facilitator, trainer, consultant, and coach, Alison has helped clients within the government, education, nonprofit, and private sectors for more than 20 years, facilitating strategic planning meetings, corporate and team retreats, and skills training workshops, as well as in-depth change, leadership, and team assessments and strategic communication campaigns.

Want answers to questions like: “What are some common mistakes that managers make that can crush motivation and decrease productivity?” and “What does Mr. Rogers have to do with Alison’s approach to management and training?” Want advice on how to move from solopreneur to leading a team?

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