Overview
Pro organizer Ashley La Fond explains why she rarely organizes her own living space and why seeking outside help can improve efficiency and accountability.
Key Points
- The main idea is that objectivity matters: professionals can spot inefficiencies and design systems you might overlook in your own home.
- Outsourcing parts of the organizing process can boost accountability, ensuring follow-through on setups and routines.
- Even experts benefit from fresh perspectives and external audits of space, storage, and workflows.
Expert Rationale
- External support helps maintain momentum after initial decluttering, preventing quick regress into old habits.
- Professional organizers bring standardized methods and checklists that sustain long-term results.
Practical Takeaways
- Consider partial outsourcing (e.g., initial overhaul, then DIY maintenance) to balance cost with outcomes.
- Use professional guidance to tailor systems to personal routines and household dynamics.
Author Summary
Professional organizers rely on external input to maximize efficiency, accountability, and lasting results, even when personally organized skills exist.
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