For a quick summary, I could write words like “highly recommend”, “extremely knowledgeable”, “highly intelligent”, “highly qualified”, “very experienced”…. And I 100% would tell anyone I know or don’t know- “Hire Jen, she’s so worth it”. Hands down, if you’re wondering if you should- the answer is undeniably “YES”.
I want to delve in further though and help others understand why I say all that, I’ll share how I met her and how incredibly grateful I am for her support and experience.
Using the Angi app for general house construction maintenance, I scrolled through to see other services offered.
I’d not ever thought about hiring someone to help me organize things. I was curious about the idea of it.
As I pondered it, I knew I had numerous projects that needed to be addressed. I knew that meant someone else would be in all my stuff and had to decide if I was comfortable with someone “jumping in” with me to get stuff done.
I clicked on the app and got a message back promptly from Jen. She meets with clients for 30 minutes to get an understanding of the needs. She came over and we talked. She is very professional and straightforward. She explained her services and how she works. She said no two projects are alike and that she has a wide range of skills and experience.
I explained the numerous projects we had and we set dates and times for her to start.
She’s AMAZING. She communicates, is on time, does what she commits to, and it’s absolutely refreshing to work with someone like her.
She’s helped people downsize if they’re moving to a smaller house. She helps people with any organizational project and has such structure to her thinking that she’s worth every penny of the cost involved.
In a way, you’re hiring someone to help you make decisions on things when you’re stuck. It’s a unique role because you’re having to shift gears, allowing her to help divide projects into doable tasks and she helps you with decisions on what to keep and what to let go of based on your needs. It is important to go
in with a mindset of letting go and moving forward.
For people who are hoarders, they don’t want that even though they need it. Jen helps you think. And that is a gift that you give yourself if you’re willing to allow someone else to “take the wheel” in a way. Not a bossy way but in a way “let’s streamline this and prioritize what is important”.
In my case, I wasn’t downsizing but I did need help on letting some things go. Jen is gentle in her approach but firm. She comes prepared and she works as quickly or as slowly as you need.
The truth is, over the years we end up with a bunch of stuff we don’t need. But sometimes we think we may need it one day and we hold one to it. And we end up with entirely too much stuff.
There are seasons to life. And as we go through them, learning to think as she does, helps life become more simplified and manageable. Changing jobs, and having all the things that went with the old job, Jen helps with that. Looking to where you are and what your current needs are, Jen helps with that. But she is and does so much more.
In our case, we’ve lost a loved one, and deciding what to keep verses what to let go of, and why for both, is important. Jen is sensitive to that and helpful beyond measure.
Jen is driven, but she is not bossy. Jen listens and helps you where you may be stuck. Jen is friendly and polite. She is compassionate and respectful.
I would recommend her to someone who is downsizing. I’d recommend her to someone who has a lot of stuff whether it be in their house or an office. I’d recommend her to someone who has a lot of stuff going on and they want to work more efficiently.
I can’t say enough about how much she is so incredible at what she does. She helped me with a massive amount of projects and helped in countless ways. If you’re even on the fence about wondering if you should, I encourage you to call her to set up a meeting. She’s worth it and it’s one of the biggest gifts you can give to yourself to have her come in and work with you.
She’s the best!!