Program Date: January 2 – February 25, 2025

BEFORE Get Organized (look familiar?)

AFTER Get Organized (wistful/wishful thinking?)


If 2025 is your YEAR to GET CLEAR, then Get Organized might be right for you

How does your space get into this frustrating state of chaos?
Uh, ADHD, my frien
d, ADHD.We have too many great ideas.
We start but don’t finish.
Piles appear as if by magic.
We don’t notice until it’s overwhelming.
Then we fall into despair.

But there is hope on the horizon!


Get Organized was designed specifically for ADHD brains

I KNOW disorganization (see my story below). And when I was diagnosed with ADHD, I finally realized the reasons behind my piles of clothes, papers, stuff I didn’t know what to do with…and on and on.
Just knowing about ADHD did not change my state of chaos, though. I hired a professional organizer (her phone number was in a laundry basket of papers that had been there for two years). We worked for hours and hours and eventually the chaos settled down. 
What I realized was that when I had an APPOINTMENT to declutter and purge and organize, I actually did it. So I created a program for us that does just that: specific appointments to work together in real time, with professional coaching to help you if/when you get stuck.
Best of all, there are other ADHD folks (mostly women, but a few men, too) who share your mindset and are SO relieved when they realize they are not alone (you might feel the same way).

What I’ve come to realize is that being organized is not a strait jacket. It’s the reverse of what I always thought. It’s actually a gateway to freedom! –-inspired Get Organized graduate

 

I’m glad to be around people who understand the (ADHD) struggles and roadblocks. I’m getting more done and  trying to take things in stride. For instance, not worrying so much about what’s not done yet. — relieved Get Organized member

This room has been a mess for 20 years. I can’t believe I finally tackled it – and stuck with it! A miracle!  — shocked Get Organized member

I now have a constant ally in my quest to tame my life. And I can’t tell you how much that means to me.grateful Get Organized graduate

I actually needed to use my vacuum cleaner because now I have an empty space on the floor! Oh my god: fantastic a (floor) space and more space! –happy Get Organized graduate

Register here for the Jan/Feb 2025 Get Organized Program

What does Linda Roggli know about organizing?

My disorganizing days started early…

Yep, that’s me as a baby, pulling out the folded clothes from the drawers. But over the years, I’ve had my share of decluttered days in the sun. And my re-cluttered days of regret.
Overall, I have managed to maintain some semblance of order in my office and home. My organizer once told me I was the most ADHD person she had ever worked with…and then she said she got her best ideas from me! (Hey, why am I paying you if I have the great ideas ???)
The truth is that I am really good at organizing. Not so good at maintaining that organization. Which is why we have an entire Learning Lab about systems and maintenance.
No, I am not a professional organizer. I have been called a professional dis-organizer. But I  AM an ADHD woman and coach who understands the trials and tribulations of keeping up with stuff, having too much stuff and trying to make peace with stuff.
Plus, I have some (really good) ADHD-friendly ideas that might work for you, too!
Register here for the Jan/Feb 2025 Get Organized Program

But how does it work?

The first six weeks:
Thursdays at 12:00 pm Eastern time, gather via Zoom for the 30-minute Learning Lab (educational component of the program) and Q&A. Always recorded for you.
Then, at 4:00 pm we start organizing together in the “blitz.” The blitz is 2 1/2 hours long and always starts with a check-in –“What are you working on today?”– for everyone in the session.
We try to make the check-in fast and easy so you can get to work.
At 60-minutes in, we do a quick MidPoint Check-in to help keep you on track.
At the 2-hour mark, we start with more detailed Check Out (you may keep organizing during the checkout).
Organizing blitzes are held on Sundays from 1:00 – 3:30 Eastern time, Tuesdays from 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Eastern time, and Thursdays from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm Eastern.  BTW blitzes are NEVER recorded to protect privacy.

 

 
The last two weeks:
You are a “graduate” of Get Organized and join other experienced organizers in GO Forward, the continuation of the organizing program.
The blitz times are identical to Get Organized, Sundays from 1:00 – 3:30 Eastern time, Tuesdays from 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Eastern time, and Thursdays from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm Eastern
(Yes, the Learning Labs for GO Forward have different topics from Get Organized).
There is also an online connection (24/7) and check-in (post photos, post goals and accomplishments, get encouragement, etc.)
All GO Forward Learning Labs are recorded but only available to other members.

 

Once a GO graduate, always a GO graduate
The good news is that after you complete this 8-week training, you can join any future GO Forward program! No prerequisite.
And there are additional perks when you sign up again for an 8-week GO Forward program:
  • Extra organizing time – you may join the new Get Organized group when they meet for their Learning Lab at 12:00 pm ET. No check-in for GO Forward but you can “lurk” in the background and listen in. Or you may want to have a refresher of the Get Organized Learning Labs.
  • There is a Quiet room and a Talking room in GO Forward. You choose the one you want each session and you can float back and forth if you like.
  • The Talking room has a professional organizer always present to troubleshoot if you get stuck and answer questions. 
  • The Quiet room is just that – quiet. No coach or organizer in the room but you are welcome to join the Talking room temporarily if you need help.

 

But what does it cost?

The simple answer is: $8.75 US an hour payable in two payments, if you prefer.
You pay $280 US for the first four weeks, another $280 US for the second four weeks for a total of $560…for 68 hours of organizing support.
The real question is: How much does it cost you to live in the clutter? Emotional? Financial? Social?
My professional organizer charges $75 US an hour and works in three hour segments so it is $225 US every time she arrives. 
If you were paying a professional organizer for the time spent in Get Organizing and GO Forward, it would cost $4200.
Granted, that time is private one-on -one time, but it does NOT offer the support of other ADHD-ers or permanent education videos.
Tell your stuff where to go this year with ADHD-friendly

Get Organized 2025

  • 8 full weeks of organizing support in two unique sections:
  • 6 weeks Get Organizing training and live organizing sessions (we call them blitzes) via Zoom.
  • 2 more weeks in GO Forward – the graduate Get Organized program with three-weekly blitzes and new Learning Labs every Thursday. A total of 64 hours of live organizing support.)
  • Learning Labs (LL) are always on Thursdays: Get Organized LL from 11:00 am – 11:45 am Eastern. This time is for the first six weeks only.
  • GO Forward Learning Labs are from 12:00 – 12:45 pm Eastern (only for the last two weeks).
  • The Learning Labs are RECORDED and downloadable so they are yours forever.
  • Online connection via the ADDiva Network 24/7
  • Tips from Linda Roggli & the other ADDivas
  • Bonus! Monthly Q&A call with Linda Roggli – no holds barred. Ask anything, organizing-related or not!
Start/End date for this 2025 Session:

Jan 2 – Feb 25, 2025

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Note: Your commitment is really really important. Please make every effort to attend the live sessions and stay in touch with the other Get Organized folks.

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