We're diving into the world of organization with guest Lisa Woodruff, the Founder and CEO of Organize 365. Whether it's dealing with the clutter or managing the mental load, Lisa’s insights are a game-changer. In this episode and through her work; she shines a light on the unique challenges women face when it comes to keeping our lives and homes in order.
As you listen you’ll hear how organization isn’t an innate quality – it’s a learned skill. More importantly, organization isn't one-size-fits-all- that’s okay. If you're ready to stop feeling overwhelmed and start feeling empowered, listen to my conversation with Lisa.
You’ll hear:
- Why all work isn’t created equal and how understanding this can change how you organize your life (3:47)
- The idea that “organized” is subjective and tips on setting your own goals (6:55)
- The connection between time management, planning, organization, and executive functions (13:53)
- Simple weekly routines that can help reduce anxiety and let you be fully present (16:14)
- Practical steps to reclaim your home—one cabinet and drawer at a time (28:43)
Resources:
Private Coaching with Andrea
Lisa’s website
Book recommendations: You know how I love a good personal development book, right? I’ve compiled a list of book recommendations, as mentioned in past episodes. Check out these amazing book recommendations here. Happy reading!
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Lisa Woodruff is a Professional Organizer, Author, and the Founder & CEO of Organize 365. With a varied background as a mother, teacher, motivational speaker, and entrepreneur, Lisa understands firsthand the juggling of filling multiple roles and how difficult it can be to keep everything organized. Believing that organization is a learned skill, she began developing strategies for home and paper organization, pushing past barriers and leading to a more productive life. Today, she is the author of four books, including “How ADHD Affects Home Organization” and “The Paper Solution”. Lisa’s understanding of the lived female American experience has helped her to articulate why women are overwhelmed, tired, and what to do about it!
