Body Double for Organizing Support

from Hoardganize Podcast Hosted by Rachel Seavey

On this episode of the Hoardganize Podcast, Professional Organizer Rachel Seavey discusses the importance of having a body double if you struggle with disorganization. Learn what a body double is, what a body double does, and who the right body double is for you. Tune in ... Looking for peer support for clutter? Join our new Facebook Group on the new Hoardganize Podcast Facebook Page!

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