Amanda JeffersonGuest
Kelly FossHost
And I also learned that you originally help people declutter their physical things.

And so I'm curious, what inspired this transition of yours? And is there a huge demand today for helping people declutter their technologies? Because I know that we live in a very, very noisy world today.

Yeah, I, you know, spent so I started my company Indigo Organizing eight years ago.

And for the first, I don't know, five or six years, I was mostly focused on helping people declutter their physical stuff.

Marie Kondo isn't necessarily a minimalist per se, but she's all about really taking a look at your belongings and making sure that you're only surrounding yourself with things that spark joy and helping people to live a more spark joy life.

And as I was doing that, the elephant in the room was always kind of their digital stuff.

And they would always sort of do you ever help people with emails? Do you ever help people? And I was like, well, no, but, and I just saw the things getting faster and faster and faster.

And so it was like this elephant in the room that I wasn't really addressing.

And so it just kind of was an epiphany last year that it was like, wait a second.

So I sort of put my physical stuff, you know, that work with people on the shelf.

I was actually just on a call with a friend of mine in New York and And I was telling her that I was having this interview with you.

And I also learned that you originally help people declutter their physical things.

And so I'm curious, what inspired this transition of yours? And is there a huge demand today for helping people declutter their technologies? Because I know that we live in a very, very noisy world today.

Yeah, I, you know, spent so I started my company Indigo Organizing eight years ago.

And for the first, I don't know, five or six years, I was mostly focused on helping people declutter their physical stuff.

Marie Kondo isn't necessarily a minimalist per se, but she's all about really taking a look at your belongings and making sure that you're only surrounding yourself with things that spark joy and helping people to live a more spark joy life.

And as I was doing that, the elephant in the room was always kind of their digital stuff.

And they would always sort of do you ever help people with emails? Do you ever help people? And I was like, well, no, but, and I just saw the things getting faster and faster and faster.

And so it was like this elephant in the room that I wasn't really addressing.

And so it just kind of was an epiphany last year that it was like, wait a second.

So I sort of put my physical stuff, you know, that work with people on the shelf.

I was actually just on a call with a friend of mine in New York and And I was telling her that I was having this interview with you.
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