The need for the assistance of a professional organizer has
become increasingly necessary for many of us in this fast paced
world. Sadly enough we are so busy with work, volunteering, our
children and home care that we often get off track and we become
disorganized which leads to a chaotic lifestyle. You jump up for
work and can't find your business attire and come to find it
still resides at the dry cleaners. You forgot to pick up milk
yesterday so the kids are eating dry cereal this morning. Your
presentation is covered in a swarm of papers that range from a
PTA flyer, last weeks soccer schedule and your daughters latest
crayon masterpiece. Does any of this sound familiar? If so, are
you the type of person who hears this scenario and grits his or
her teeth? If you are the king or queen of organization you may
be able to transfer a great skill into a home-based business
opportunity.
Business offices as well as households need to run smoothly and
effectively for a more tranquil lifestyle. A professional
organizer assists those in need of chaos control. Creating
organizational tools and daily schedules can be helpfully
designed by a professional organizer to clear out the clutter
and the stress. Depending on each situation will depend on how
much work is evolved. If someone simply needs a new routine set
about and some tips on keeping schedule conflicts at bay with a
calendar may be all that is necessary. Other customers will
require a lifestyle overhaul. A great degree of patience and
people skills are involved in professional organization.
The need for a degree is not necessary. For those who are
interested, the NAPO-The National Association of Professional
Organizers do offer training courses to assist organizers in
honing their skills and thinking of personal safety in the
environments they are working in. It is a matter of skill, drive
and patience to be a professional organizer. If you have these
skills you can be on your way to making a solid home based
income. Many professional organizers charge by the hour at a
rate of $50 to $200, depending on the severity of
disorganization.
Organizing kitchen space or teaching time management are all
areas of organization. You can choose to provide specific types
of organization. You can offer services for businesses only or
cater to any one who comes to you for help. You will listen to
your clients needs then assess the situation. You should create
customized organization steps that your client will most likely
abide by into the future. You and your client will agree on the
time frame and fees and draw up a contract agreement. Then it is
off to work your magic and change your client's life for the
better.
Being a professional organizer can be hard work, but being your
own boss and setting your own schedule can make even the most
complex job easy to manage. Consider being a professional
organizer and you may sweep away the today's clutter to make it
a better environment tomorrow.
Dustin Heath Cannon: Of Next Level Enterprises, LLC
is a successful Internet marketer working with top leaders in
the home business and Internet marketing industry. For more
information on starting your own home business visit: http://www.passportmarketingblog.com/.
