About Jennifer
I love assisting busy, creative entrepreneurs through the process of creating a workspace that functions and inspires. I combine my training as an educator and my experience in the redesign field to help people get results.
Plus, I've been there.
My approach is based on my own truce with adult attention deficit disorder. From childhood until my diagnosis in 2005, I kept trying to implement the "shoulds" of personal organization and order - and failing. Repeatedly. Embarrassingly.
However, once I learned to befriend my brain, I developed a system that works intuitively and with my idiosyncracies. Now I'm more organized than ever because it's fun! Who knew?
My clients have expressed their appreciation for my support, insight, and heart. But it isn't hard to offer this because I just get how hard it is to be completely overwhelmed and not know what to do about it.
Putting it all together
After studying at the School of Interior Redesign (where I am also an instructor), I found the perfect complement to my organizing systems that make home offices refreshingly attractive. I'm thrilled to share my learning with busy creative people, so they can live out their dreams in the world.
Off the clock...
When I'm not stationed at my desk, I enjoy all kinds of nerdy stuff like looking up words in the dictionary, bird watching, teaching my cat new tricks (Sassafras, right), and attempting to overcome my addiction to jigzone.
My partner and I enjoy strolling around the 200-acre iris farm where we live, traveling to visit friends and family around the country, and taking time to enjoy this beautiful planet.
I'm also, unabashedly, the proudest aunt ever of two of the cutest, smartest, sweetest young ladies you'll ever meet. (I told you I was unabashed!) Yes, that's me in the pool holding Olivia (5) and Laura (3) in the background with my sister-in-love, Amy, at a recent family reunion.
I love hearing from you - about your challenges and successes and questions, so feel free to drop me a line when the spirit moves you.
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