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Virtual Organizing

OPEN HOUSE

It's FUN and Always FREE!

SAVE MY SPOT!
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Join our free


Virtual Group Organizing
Open House

Every month we gather over Zoom and get organized. It's community plus accountability to get it done! Plus, it's a great no-pressure way to make some progress and get to know The Art of Living Simply community.

These monthly workshops are always FUN and always FREE. Come as often as you like!

SAVE MY SPOT! →

Janene

Member of The National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals since January 2004.

I invite you to join me and my friends for this month's FREE Group Organizing Open House. I open my virtual doors to provide company, encouragement, and a place to ask questions so you can continue to make progress on your To-Do's and projects.

Please RSVP by filling out the form below and clicking the "Save My Spot" button on this page to let me know you're coming. You'll receive a confirmation email with the Zoom meeting details.


Looking forward to seeing all of your progress!
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This is your time!


Have a project you need to get started? Or, maybe you have a project you started a while ago but haven't finished yet. Get the accountability you need to follow through.

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SAVE MY SPOT! →

What projects will you be working on during the OPEN HOUSE?

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SAVE MY SPOT!

Register for our Upcoming
Virtual Open House

August 15th, 2026

Have a question? Contact Janene at (352) 322-4769.
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Still have some questions?

Commonly Asked Questions

  • It’s a gathering place to work on those projects or to-do’s you want to get done, but somehow they keep slipping to the bottom of the list. Or, maybe, they are at the top of your list, but having a set-aside time with some company and accountability will help you get it done faster.

    Honestly, it’s a place for most of us to work on those things that we know are good for us, but they’re not our favorites. Things like paperwork, writing thank you notes, cleaning out a closet, painting your kitchen, sorting photos, working in the garage, weeding, folding clothes, and putting them away. It can be anything.

  • That’s okay. This is an Open House. You can show up anytime between 10 am – 12 pm pacific time. How long you stay is up to you!

  • Totally understandable. I thought that would be a concern too, but honestly, everybody is too busy working on their own projects.

  • Nope. This is an Open House.

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