Reflecting on the last year I am proud of building my business into one that is growing at a sustainable pace and in the direction that I have decided, not one that’s been dictated by the market or trends. I work with many clients that I call my friends and I can often be found by their side as they celebrate their successes-nothing makes me more joyful!
Highlights of this year in Biz…
I don’t share this to brag, but to show that I’m invested in both my success and my clients!
- Helped two talented artists re-launch their art careers in Charleston with solo shows (I love doing this work and can’t wait to help other artists!).
- Featured 18 “Inside the Artist Studio” interviews on my blog,
- Completed a 4 week Business Coaching program called “Uplevel Your Business” and attended two 3 day business strategy conferences that will help me build my business and find the support needed for future growth.
- Became President of the NAPO Charleston organization for Professional Organizers. We are in our third year of planning an awesome Symposium for “Go Month”-January 2016 (more details to come here).
- Helped clients create home inventory for their personal belongings. In the wake of local natural disasters this is a topic I feel more people need to address. My presentation at the symposium will be “Home Inventory without the Heartache”…I’ll be sharing more about this topic, including an online 2 week course coming soon!
- Facilitated a reading group for “The Artist Way” in Charleston and will be doing this for “Walking in the World” in early 2016.
- An organizing project of mine featured in a houzz.com roundup, how very cool!
- The tables were turned and I was interviewed by an artist…and it was a lot of fun! If you missed it, it’s here.
Interested in finding out more about the upcoming symposium, my online Home Inventory class or reading group? Email me for more details.
Just a couple personal highlights…
- I began showing my own art work as part of two local shows and plan to integrate more of my own art and craft making into my professional life. As I work with artists to show their work I know it’s important to walk the talk.
- Became a beekeeper! This is something my grandfather did and I’ve always wanted to do this. Bucket list: Check!
- Continue to volunteer for local community organizations including the Tri-County Master Gardeners, Horticulture Society, Byrnes Downs Neighborhood Association and Enough Pie.
