It doesn’t make sense for us to try to help someone else to get organized if we don’t have a clear understanding of their final goal. What do you want? and Why do you want it?. In order to be able to make a good impact in our clients lives, we really try our best to understand the “what” and the “why”. There are several techniques in the book to help you find your theme. Some examples of themes from Julie’s real clients: She invites you to define the next chapter of your life depending on what interests you, challenges you and makes you happy. My favorite thing from the book is when she encourages you to “Name your Theme”. Changes that really stick in the long term. Julie writes about how important is to plan for positively managing change in every aspect of your life. SHED picks up where other organizing processes leave off helping you purge the physical and behavioral clutter holding you back so you can finally create real change in your life” ” When you are eager to make a change in your life, but you are unsure of your new destination, you need to SHED. When Organizing Isn’t Enough Shed Your Stuff, Change Your Life. I would like to share some notes from the book along with some personal comments from my experience. If you are interested in organizing and simplifying your life I encourage you to read it. I have been a professional organizer since 2012 and I found a LOT of value reading this book. I just read one of her more recent books “When Organizing Isn’t Enough.

We also watched a video and we really enjoyed her approach. We found a lot of inspiration a few years ago when we read “ Organizing from the inside out” by Julie Morgenstern.

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