" So I have to share this review/testimony. I been praying to God lately about having order and consistency in my business but I knew my household needed to be in order first. The truth is me and my son are outgrowing my place but I’m not in a position to move, so I knew I needed to steward what I have the best way I could. I know God is order and that if I get home in order and take care of that first, everything else will fall into place.
So I hired a professional organizer to declutter and organize my apartment. I got rid of A LOT!!! I also had a desire to create a work space because being an entrepreneur means I do work from home. I also had confirmation from the teachings I have learned from my place of worship and leaders. I’m birthing purpose and destiny. “When you are about to give birth, you don’t want your baby to come to a junky home” – Pastor Magnum
I’m so excited and proud that I know the word and decided to follow God’s order. I’m so grateful for Pat from Organize Now and Forever. Her services were priceless! I have shared her IG link below. https://www.instagram.com/organizenowandforever
Cleaning out physically has made me feel so much lighter and I’m excited for what’s to come now!!! "
--Amber T.
"Patricia helped me clear out and organize my pantry/laundry room. She explained how some areas in the home become the “catch all” place. She knew exactly what she was talking about with this room. She taught me some great tools to use to sort through and determine which items were essential to keep. Next we decided where each item should most logically be stored, depending on my use for it. Everything we discussed was geared directly to me. It was not a universal fix; it was based on my personal home and usage. I think because of the way we were able to work together, I have been able to maintain a clutter free environment. The innovative approach that Patricia takes with all of her clients is refreshing and not intimidating at all."
--Donna M.
Clutter, the word has become a dirty word. Hoarding is a sign of some kind of mental instability. I grew up in a time where my grandparents wouldn’t throw out anything newspapers, magazines or old furniture. They would say we are not rich and that the articles in the newspapers were important. The magazines would become collectible valuables in the future. I hated clutter so much that I didn’t allow newspapers in my house. Everything is pretty neat except for Oh My God the closets.
When Pat said that she was going to start her decluttering business, I was ecstatic and so ready to hire her. The appointment was made and she showed up with plenty of suggestions. By the time we started, she put the plan that she came up with into action. We went to the Container Store and bought what was needed, came back to the house and the closet transformation began. We downsized the amount of shoes that was in it, donated some, threw some out, and doubled up flat shoes in multiple containers. It all worked out. The winter shoes were stored on higher shelves and summer shoes were on lower shelves within reach. Pat accomplished what I needed in my space. Thank you, Girl.
--Robin D.
