Episode 53–Get Organized!
Episode 53 of The Working Woman Radio Show podcast is all about how to get organized.
Organizing a household or a workspace can be an overwhelming task especially if things are in total disarray.
Susan Shaw, a wife, mother, and organizer extraordinaire, shares some specific steps for organizing house and home.
She talks about how to make getting organized a family affair.
She also shares how getting rid of the mess helps to alleviate stress.
Finally, Susan offers tips on evaluating the space in your home and repurposing items. She also tells us about some must-have items that will make organizing your space easier.
Helpful Resources:
10 Things to Do on a Daily Basis to Be More Organized
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It’s easy to think about getting organized, but sometimes it’s hard to actually be organized.
But what does it mean to “be more organized?” Well, it can be any one of the following, or a combination:
- Knowing where everything you need is, the moment you need it.
- Arriving places on time.
- Being prepared.
- Feeling like you’re in control of your day.
To read this article in its entirety, go to 10 Things to Do to Get More Organized.
More About Susan Shaw
Susan is the wife of Barton Shaw and has been married to him for 40 years. She is the mother of three adult children and grandmother to two wonderful granddaughters.
Susan has been a children’s church ministry volunteer for over 35 years. She has also served as a caregiver, PTA chair, Girl Scout leader, sports team mom, cook, dishwasher, and chauffeur. In short, Susan is a domestic goddess, and if that isn’t impressive enough, she also cooks a really great cheesy potato casserole.

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