In this episode, I introduce you to Trish K. Trish lives at home with her daughter and 3 year old grandson, Wolfie. Trish has a great relationship with her sister, Kathleen, who loves to try all kinds of organizational systems. When she tried Organize 365®, she believed Trish could utilize it too. So about a […]
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As a teacher, one of my favorite things to do is to figure out a word picture or to take something that is so close to you that you’re literally living through it and make it so obvious that you can’t unsee it going forward. A couple of months ago, I came up with the
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Homework can often be a source of tension between parents and kids. Whether it’s procrastination, distractions, or a lack of understanding, Lisa Woodruff offers insightful strategies to help parents navigate these challenges. Here’s a dive into her wisdom on guiding children through their homework while promoting independence and organizational skills. Create a Dedicated Homework Space
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In this episode, I invited Lisa J. back for an update because she has some exciting news. She lives in Australia with her husband Kirk on their large farm, and their two teen children go to boarding school. She takes care of the administrative tasks for their farm. She loves what she does but got
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I find it challenging, interesting and exciting to try to break down how I plan and win at home and work, which took me two decades to figure out. It’s like working backwards with little Lego bricks that you can replicate to build your own productive and organized house. There are productivity courses and productivity
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Raising independent, responsible children is every parent’s goal. But let’s face it, getting kids to be organized can sometimes feel like herding cats. From scattered toys to forgotten homework assignments, the chaos can quickly pile up. Enter Lisa Woodruff – organizational guru and advocate for teaching kids the value of organization from a young age.
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In this episode, I introduce you to Kristi L. who has two daughters at home. Rachel is a high school senior and Lydia is in 8th grade. After losing her husband to cancer, Kristi decided to move closer to family in Indiana. Kristi is a rare gem who found Organize 365® before the podcast! It’s
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My “party trick” is being able to know what you’re thinking; I’ve been doing it for over a decade. My obsession is figuring out how families and homes work. How to make visible the invisible work so ultimately we can spend more time with family and make more memories. If I stay at least 10
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Everyone has dreams of an organized home where every item has its place, and chaos is a word of the past. But how does one turn these dreams into achievable goals? Lisa Woodruff, organizational maven and founder of Organize365, has always emphasized the power of setting clear, actionable goals when it comes to organization. Let’s
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On the Wednesday podcast, I get to talk with members of the Organize 365® community as they share the challenges, progress, missteps and triumphs along their organizing journey. You can see and hear transformation in action. I look forward to helping YOU learn the skill of organization, too! In this episode, I introduce you to
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