Clarifyyourspace

Garages are one of my toughest projects to tackle, but also one of the most rewarding. It's not like a closet where you're going through mostly clothes, or an office with paperwork, or a pantry with food. It's always a complete guessing game of what you're going to find. I can usually count on the usual: tools, Christmas decorations, car stuff, building supplies, camping gear, sports equipment, etc. The challenge comes in with all the random things one might discover. The items I have found over the years range from rare to bizarre to fascinating. Items that have often been completely forgotten about finally get to once again see the light of day and either be finally thrown away, or used, or put on display. Garages are the perfect place for long term storage, but there are also many hidden treasures that could be put to good use right now just waiting to be rediscovered.

Reason 1,457,899 why I love my job. Getting a crash course in whatever hobby or profession my clients are in. I've worked for artists, moms and dads, quilters, mechanics, technicians, plumbers, designers, jewelers, entrepreneurs, chefs, bakers, therapists, electricians, producers, writers, speakers, photographers, philanthropists, doctors, models, missionaries, insurance reps, pastors, accountants, ranchers, musicians, engineers, teachers, and the list goes on. I see life as an ongoing education and what a gift it is to be able to learn on the go from so many people from such varied walks of life. I love getting a glimpse into the pursuits of my clients and learning about the things that inspire them. It's my goal as an organizer to help declutter/streamline my client's lives to give them more time to pursue what they love.