My latest interview is with Amy Bergman of Amyzing Spaces.

Welcome, Amy! Please tell us about your business!

I serve Palm Beach County, Florida with in-person decluttering and organizing services, and work with clients anywhere through virtual organizing. I also offer engaging speaking engagements and workshops focused on decluttering, organization, time management, and productivity.

How did you come up with your business name?

Since I was a young girl, people have always called me “Amazing Amy.” When I left Corporate America after 20 years to start my own business, I knew that “Amyzing” had to be part of my company name. It felt personal, memorable, and a perfect reflection of the positive, encouraging way I work with clients. It also ties into how I try to leave people feeling at the end of every interaction, so much so that I sign off many of my social media posts and videos with, “Have an Amyzing Day!”

How did your training and experience prepare you to become an organizer?

I did most of my initial training through NAPO, but I have also attended the ICD conference for the past three years and have found their resources and training to be instrumental in my daily work.

What’s your specialty?

I specialize in helping individuals and families create calm, functional homes by decluttering and building organizing systems that are realistic, sustainable, and tailored to how they actually live. I work extensively with clients going through life-cycle transitions, such as downsizing, empty nesting, retirement, or relocation, and with those who have moved to Florida and need support decluttering, setting up new homes, and creating systems that fit their new space and lifestyle. My work also addresses the emotional side of clutter, along with time management and productivity, so clients feel less overwhelmed and more in control.

What other services or products do you offer?

In addition to one-on-one organizing, I offer engaging speaking engagements and interactive workshops for congregations, community groups, and organizations. Topics include decluttering the home, time management, and productivity, as well as specialty programs such as my Junk Drawer Workshop and “The Clutter We Carry: Organizing Your Phone,” which helps participants simplify their digital lives. My talks combine practical, actionable strategies with a warm, relatable approach that supports both the physical and emotional sides of organization.

How do you approach a new organizing project?

I approach each new project with eyes wide open and no judgement. I ask a ton of questions and then give myself space to do the research to find resources that may help me and my client achieve their goals. I do not have one set way to help my clients; each project is unique.

What’s the most surprising thing you’ve discovered about running an organizing business?

The deep connection with the client and the fulfillment I get from helping them!

What is the biggest challenge you currently face in your business?

As a solopreneur, it can be challenging to not have a partner or team to bounce ideas off. This is where I rely on my NAPO colleagues or the ladies in my networking group to help me brainstorm or process.

How are you marketing your business?

I market my work through a mix of online and in-person relationship building. I’m active on social media, primarily Instagram and Facebook, and I also use LinkedIn to connect with professionals and share my expertise.

One of my most successful marketing channels has been being an engaged member of a local women’s business networking group, which has led to meaningful connections and referrals. I also draw on a long-standing personal and professional network built through decades of working in my community. In addition, I use micro-marketing strategies such as donating services and products to local nonprofits for silent auctions and fundraisers, which helps with visibility and goodwill.

Podcast appearances and speaking engagements are another important way I share my message, build credibility, and attract new clients.

What professional associations or other organizations do you belong to?

NAPO National and my local chapter.

What’s your favorite organizing product?

Oh my goodness, it is so hard to pick one! I guess I would have to say a good turntable. Turntables make any surface or shelf immediately more efficient and accessible. They can be used in a variety of spaces—a pantry, bathroom, kids’ playroom, etc. I especially like a sectioned turntable.

Do you offer any products or services for other organizers?

At this time, I do not sell products or formal services specifically for other professional organizers. However, I am always open to connecting with and supporting colleagues in the industry by sharing what I’ve learned and what has worked for me along the way. I enjoy mentoring informally and contributing to the professional community, and I’ve been featured twice on the “I Speak Organized” podcast, where I shared tips, insights, and best practices with fellow organizers.

What do you like to do when you’re not working?

When I am not working, my time is spent exercising and cooking. I love to start my mornings with outdoor walks.

What else should we know about you?

I am a native Floridian who has visited all 50 states. I love watching parades and dream of going to the Rose Bowl Parade in California one year.

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