Is your garage beginning to look more and more like a landfill? Have you ever arrived at work only to realize you are wearing two different shoes? can help…
Admit it…sometimes it is very hard to see and find what is truly in your home. And, try as you might, to get rid of the clutter,
you just can’t seem to part with certain things. I get it, you are emotionally attached for whatever your reason
s. But there comes a time when you need to realize, it really is just stuff. Letting go, though, not so easy. Or, at least not if you are going at it alone. I come to you with a lifelong passion for all things having “a place”. Maybe it’s a little bit of an obsession. It’s just how I am wired. And that is why I will never judge you or criticize your ways. I just want to provide you with options for improving upon them. My fees are reasonable, but my services are extraordinary. There isn’t a drawer, cabinet or closet I cannot purge and reorganize. There isn’t a stack of papers I cannot create a filing system for
that you will actually use. What else can I tackle?...
• Storage solutions
• Photographs/memorabilia
• Grocery shopping/meal planning
• Gearing up for a move (especially downsizing)
• Transitioning a family member to assisted care
So, let me guide you through the process. And let me teach you how to keep all of the chaos from constantly repeating itself. For more information, pricing and an initial consultation,
please contact me at 813-205-6840
More about me…
My name is Beth Blacker. I grew up in the suburbs of Detroit, went to the University of Michigan and graduated with a degree in Communications. I thought I was headed for either a career in advertising/public relations or law school post college. But long before Food TV Network and America’s new obsession with everything food, I apparently broke my father’s heart (he’s an attorney) and decided instead to go to culinary school. After several years of working in the NYC food service industry and lots of free- lance catering, I changed gears and landed in tradeshow and special event management. Two major moves later, I found myself in Tampa with one child who will forever have the distinction of having a birth certificate from the Commonwealth of Kentucky, had a second child, got divorced, had the good fortune to sit down next to someone at a holiday party and ended up getting hired to work for his upstart research and marketing company, left wonderful research and marketing company when my mother unexpectedly passed away in 2005, remarried same year, helped new spouse develop a new concept for his mortgage business, decided maybe not such a good idea to work with new spouse (hey, I’m not the first), switched gears even more so to go to work for a foreclosure law firm (sort of repairing my father’s broken heart years later) and now, just trying to build on all my years of forever organizing both my personal and professional lives. Also, I make really good chocolate chip cookies. Want some? Hire me!
