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I had experienced three layoffs in five years and I was ready for something new. I knew the statistics about most new businesses not surviving the first few years and I was determined to be one of the survivors. It hasn’t been easy but I’ve made it a goal to succeed.
People frequently ask what it takes to be a professional organizer. Here are ten qualities that make a successful organizer, in my opinion:
1. Maintains visual curiosity
2. Interested in human behavior
3. Able to see the big picture
4. Capable of honing in on fine details
5. Aware of how long it takes to do things
6. Possesses exceptional spatial sense
7. Enjoys puzzles
8. Knows the difference between clean and organized
9. Understands that it’s not about you, it’s about the client
10. Has outstanding verbal and written communication skills
If you’re going to own your own business, add these three:
1. Willing to perform marketing, financial and administration functions in
addition to doing the actual billable work
addition to doing the actual billable work
2. Comfortable with not getting a regular paycheck
3. Motivated to learn about business practices in addition to your field of work
Thank you to everyone who helped me get this far. I look forward to continuing my quest of saving the planet from clutter, one person at a time!
Organized by MarcieTM: Save time and money by letting go of what you don't need and finding room for what you value
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