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Episode Summary

Join me as I connect with the mastermind of Organized Jane, Jane Stoller. Jane’s taking you on a journey through her personal experiences and the obstacles she faced while launching her business. But it’s not just about overcoming challenges, Jane is a firm believer in the power of collaboration. She emphasizes the importance of reaching out to others in the same industry, sharing knowledge, and validating ideas to succeed.

Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by disorganization? Don’t miss Jane’s top tips to declutter your life, from unsubscribing from non-essential emails to setting designated times to check them. By being mindful of your time, you can limit chaos and make the most of each day! You can also implement a communication protocol in your email, ensuring that your valued followers receive timely responses. Take this opportunity to learn from the best and take your organizational skills to the next level.

“Take chances and reach out because if you can add value to somebody’s life or support them, I think we need to ask for that.”

What you will learn:

1. How to get organized and manage time efficiently
2. How to declutter your digital life
3. How to become an entrepreneur and overcome the fear of marketing yourself

Topics you will hear:

• The importance of being digitally organized.
• How to start fresh with your email.
• The importance of time auditing.
• Who has inspired you to lean into your soul’s calling?

Some snippets from the episode:

[00:05:17]
When you walk into a space that is not organized, it creates such a chaotic mind and chaotic energy, it slows you down. Jane says she loves helping people get organized more than anything in the world. It doesn’t have to be perfect, but it has to be efficient and make you feel good.

[00:12:54]
Start fresh. I try to check my emails only twice a day. I have an assistant now that always checks into because I don’t want to live by my email. If we use it intentionally and are mindful of this is the time I’m spending on it’s going to be productive.

[00:15:47]
I always like to ask myself before I get onto social media, before I open up Instagram. Set a time frame or like if I’m getting on and I’m only going to stay on. Use a timer for emails because I try to keep my emails to 30 minutes a day. The faster and more focused we can be, the more time we’ll have to do the things we want.

[00:19:03]
My signature course is six steps to help mostly business owners get their life and business organized. The first step is about time management. Do you recommend time audits to people? Do you have any specific strategies for how to do a really great one?

[00:21:00]
In your childhood, you were like the organizer. Turning it into what is now a thriving business. There had to be along your journey someone who really just showed you or inspired you to just really lean into what was like your souls calling.

[00:21:39]
As an entrepreneur, we need to search for those coaches. Hiring that first coach literally saved my business. Sometimes we know what the next step is, but we also need someone to encourage us.

[00:27:35]
When you start to purge how much better it feels. Share your biggest takeaway and then tag us on social media. If you like what you heard, stop, drop and leave a five star review. Never miss an episode.

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Resources

Connect with me on IG @corene.phelps
Check out my website for more information https://corene-phelps.com/
Connect with Jane on IG @organizedjane
Check out Jane’s website for more information on her services https://www.organizedjane.com/

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