How Did I Learn to be Such a Good Professional Organizer?

Experience is always the best teacher and through my association with the National Association of Professional Organizers, I have been able to share, as well as learn, the techniques necessary to provide excellent organization services.

Additionally, working with other small business entrepreneurs and actually with each Client I spend time with, I take away more positive techniques and skills. In general, listening to what clients need delivers the best results. This is true in any business. What is also true of any successful professional is that services rendered for clients are confidential and non-judgmental.

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3 responses to “How Did I Learn to be Such a Good Professional Organizer?”

  1. Rosalinda Avatar
    Rosalinda

    Well, where was the advise?

  2. Dian Pogue Avatar
    Dian Pogue

    John, I would love to become a professional organizer where do I start? Love the name of your business..

  3. John Trosko Avatar

    Hi Dian,
    Thank you for your comment and your compliment about the name of our business!
    We are not sure where you are in your journey. Being in business is so much more than just delivering the service to your clients. It involves book keeping, marketing, sales, networking, liability insurance, tax issues and a lot of continuing education. You will want to do some homework in these areas if you have no business background.
    We have two routes for you. If you want one on one coaching we do offer that. For an hourly fee, I (John) will review where you are and provide some education, goal setting and feedback for your particular interests. Let us know if you are interested.
    If you are the beginning of your curiosity, we would suggest heading over to the NAPO website. (http://www.napo.net) They offer classes on the telephone that are geared for brand new, fresh out of the box organizers. Check those out, they’re very helpful and will be well worth the small investment.
    If you are in Los Angeles, NAPO Los Angeles offers in-person education as well. Check out their site at http://www.napola.org. Other NAPO Chapters (there are 35 of them) across the country offer similar classes and education depending on your interests. Most of the education we are suggesting does not require you to be a member of NAPO.
    Either way, we wish you the best of luck. If there is any else we can do for you, let us know.
    John aka OrganizingLA

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