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About Me, My Philosphy, & My Approach
ABOUT ME
Angi Toth, NAPO Certified Professional Organizer & Mom
I grew up wanting to have a tidy space, but just didn’t know how! I would go away to camp or stay the night somewhere and come back and my room was magically clean and tidy, thanks to my mom! However, I did not know HOW she did that. I could help other people, but for some reason, when it came to my own space, I would get stuck. I would hit a mental barrier.
When I hit 40 I finally found a number of things that helped TEACH me how to organize and why I struggled for so many years.
I fell in love with it and the knowledge I gained and
now I want to share that with everyone else who has experienced the frustration and discouragement of feeling overwhelmed and not understanding where to even begin or why they can’t keep it organized.
MY Philosphy
Conquer Your Environment
When you can find things and know where to put them back, you feel accomplished, put together, and confident. However, when everything is a mess around you, you feel less than and incompetent. The space
around you affects everything from your mental health to your productivity. For the chronically unorganized, getting things under control can feel daunting and
impossible.
I want to show/help people find their peace and see what is actually possible. Once you conquer your environment, you will feel like you can conquer the world! No dream is impossible.
Photography by Bella Rae Photography Editing by GraceTMedia
My Approach
Relate, Create, and Educate
I did not grow up with a natural bent toward organizing. This is something I had to study, research, and learn. My passion for it has grown over the years and in that time I have come to realize that organizing is a spectrum.
There are the rainbow-loving, picture-perfect organizers. There are the “I just need to be able to get out the door on time” organizers. Then there are the in-betweeners. They want things to look nice and tidy but they are not obsessed with it. However, they want more than just being able to find their items.
There is no wrong level of organizing. The biggest thing is just to begin and go from there. That’s what I love to help people do. Get them started, show them how manageable it all is and figure out what level is practical for them and help them
achieve it.
My goal is to keep it simple so everyone can learn and grow and become more organized and in control of their environment.
