I am a professional organizer.
I run a business that provides space planning and organizing services. I do it not so much because I like to organize but because I derive great satisfaction from knowing that my work directly impacts people’s lives. They feel happier, lighter, and energized. Being able to see through the clutter, visualize much better scenarios, and know how to make it happen is a gift that I don’t take for granted.
I am a domain investor.
I have always been fascinated by the power of words. So when I stumbled upon the niche market of domain investing, I was hooked. The whole point of marketing is to help people remember your business, true? You can keep throwing money into the bottomless pits of ad campaigns, or you can get a domain name that people already understand and can easily recall with much less effort.
I am an INTJ.
For better or for worse, this article describes me to a tee. The mastermind trait serves me well when it comes to my long career as an organizer. But in terms of social norms, I often feel like I don’t quite fit in. Why can’t I just be normal, and do normal things? After giving this a lot of thought, my conclusion is – it ain’t easy being me. 🙄
I am a mom to a sweet little boy.
Well he’s not so little any more, but he is still very sweet.
I have one, weird, idiosyncrasy.
Whenever someone gives me a gift card to Starbucks or Peet’s, I always feel a little giddy and then laugh at myself for feeling this way. I shall get my daily latte with or without a gift card, so why does this simple gesture affect me so? I have some ideas on this and will write about it soon. Want to treat me to a latte while we wait?
See coffee icon, bottom right.
Just push my button.
Get it? 😎