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As a busy professional, you know what it feels like to not have enough hours in the day to do everything that needs doing. Many of you not only work, but may also have a family, as well as managing your own lives, which are often complicated. Things like being organized often fall by the wayside. However, disorder and clutter lead to feelings of being overwhelmed, which leads to stress, which makes it hard to do things you want and have to do. Come learn, from a Professional Organizer, some simple ways to get, and stay, organized so you can spend more time focusing on the important things in your life!

Location

University of Denver
University Hall Room 306 | DU Map

Schedule

7:00-7:30am: Registration, networking and breakfast
7:30-8:15am: Presentation
8:15-8:30am: Q&A

About Julie Gutman

Julie Gutman, the founder and owner of Simplify Me, LLC and a member of Mile High Young Professionals, has a plaque in her home that reads "Simplify", and each time life gets stressful she looks at that and remembers that if her surroundings are organized she can focus on the important things in her life. She realized, at an early age that the way to de-stress is to de-clutter. This led her to think that if organizing helps relieve stress in her own life, that it can do the same for others...and Simplify Me was born!

Julie has eleven years of experience organizing programs for various nonprofit organizations. Using her innate organizing skills, she has built programs from the ground up making each one successful. Every job she has held has required different skills, but all have utilized her exceptional organizing abilities. Through her experience, she has learned that sometimes we just need to look at things from a different angle to learn what works best for us.

Julie loves working with people to help them feel a sense of accomplishment when their spaces, and by extension, their lives are finally streamlined and simplified. She knows that clutter can creep up on us slowly, but often causes a great deal of stress and certainly consumes valuable time and energy.