Hi, Melissa, I just wanted to comment on one of your suggestions regarding my jewelry. I cleared out my top dresser drawer of the socks and put in a few empty styrofoam egg containers for earrings, extra necklaces, pendants, rings that don't fit in ring holders, and misc. It really works and doesn't matter that it looks funny, because it's hidden in the drawer. Georgette
That's great! Sometimes it's better just to "get it organized" than worry about how beautiful something looks--especially when it's out of sight in a drawer. If it doesn't bother you to look at, then it doesn't really matter if it's gold or syrofoam! :) That's why I use clear plastic bins in my closets. It keeps me organized and gets the job done!
Take a look at some of my organizing success! (Photos and text used with permission.)
Before
Cluttered Desk
After
Clean and Clear of Clutter
Chaotic Shelf
Neat and Tidy Home Office
Client Feedback
I work out of a home office without any administrative support. I worked with Melissa to organize both my personal and professional effects as I prepared to relocate. I wish I had done it years ago. While organizing my office and paperwork Melissa identified my natural tendencies and created an organizational structure that was easy for me to maintain. When I began looking for a personal organizer, I mostly wanted someone else to come in and take care of the mess I had allowed to build up over the years. Working with an “uninterested” party during the purging process helped me lighten my load considerably. During the process Melissa provided me with simple intuitive skills that have not only allowed me to maintain my newly found order but help friends and family organize as well. I can honestly say hiring Melissa is one of the best things I have ever done for myself.
Kelsi Reeves
Company Profile
Melissa Castle, founder of Busy Bee Organized, specializes in residential organizing. As a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO), Melissa draws on her personal and professional experience to help clients achieve the peace of mind that they long for and truly deserve from an organized life.
Philosophy
Melissa believes that just as she has developed her organizational skills and methods over time others can do the same. She understands the obstacles that hinder organization and strives to transfer knowledge to clients in order to bring about lasting positive change. While acknowledging that being organized contributes to a sense of well-being in any area of life, she believes that Busy Bee Organized can help you organize the most important area of your life—your home!
Residential Organizing Services
Hands-On Organzing
Clutter Control
Storage Solutions
Space Planning
Preparing Homes for Sale
Product Recommendations
Residential Organizing Specialties
Closets
Home Offices
Small Spaces/Apartments
Kitchens & Pantries
Garages/Attics/Basements
Children's Rooms/Playrooms
Paper/Electronic
Craft/Hobby Rooms
Memorabilia/Collections
Professional Training
Melissa continuously seeks out the most current information available from a variety of sources. Always on the lookout for new products and ways to simplify life and organize just about anything, she subscribes to various newsletters, including the NAPO newsletter. She is eager to implement new ideas to meet her client’s individual needs and looks forward to sharing newly acquired knowledge.
Education
With a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University and an educator by training, Melissa draws on six years of classroom teaching experience as well as her experience as a mother of two young children to creatively problem solve and effectively address many organizational issues. From her experience as a teacher, Melissa understands the importance of confidentiality, flexibility, and active listening (as well as what it means to multi-task!). She enjoys the rewards of a service-oriented profession and seeks out opportunities to improve the lives of others.
Daily Application
Melissa advocates organized living. Organizing is her hobby and her passion. As a teacher she loved organizing her classroom to meet the needs of her students and after years of using her free time to hone her skills at home, her husband rarely has to ask the question “Honey, where is my…?” She has developed methods that help streamline her life, eliminate clutter, give her free time, and create a relaxed and peaceful home environment.
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Hi, Melissa, I just wanted to comment on one of your suggestions regarding my jewelry. I cleared out my top dresser drawer of the socks and put in a few empty styrofoam egg containers for earrings, extra necklaces, pendants, rings that don't fit in ring holders, and misc. It really works and doesn't matter that it looks funny, because it's hidden in the drawer. Georgette
That's great! Sometimes it's better just to "get it organized" than worry about how beautiful something looks--especially when it's out of sight in a drawer. If it doesn't bother you to look at, then it doesn't really matter if it's gold or syrofoam! :) That's why I use clear plastic bins in my closets. It keeps me organized and gets the job done!
great quote. And Hi Georgette!!
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