Clutter can be confusing.
“When there’s clutter, I can’t think straight,” said Beverly Sakurada, owner of Bev’s Clutterbusters. “It’s dangerous; you trip over it. You lose things you need to have.”
Ms. Sakurada started her business last year when an employment search proved fruitless.
“I had to reinvent myself,” she said. “Organizing is what I do. My mother never had to tell me to clean my room.”
She begins by discussing an overview of goals with her clients. Are they looking to get rid of things or to find a place for everything they have?