5 Tips For Starting A Successful Professional Organizing Business (2025)
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We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.
Here's the best advice we discovered for starting a professional organizing business:
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#1: Audra L George, founder of Pretty Neat: An Organizational Solution:
We chatted with with Audra, founder of Pretty Neat: An Organizational Solution ($12K/month). In our interview, Audra says:
Be resilient and don’t give up. Business is hard! Don’t take no for an answer. Not everyone is your ideal client. Find the ones who are.
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#2: Audra L George, founder of Pretty Neat: An Organizational Solution:
We chatted with with Audra, founder of Pretty Neat: An Organizational Solution ($12K/month). In our interview, Audra says:
Challenges and hard times in business grow us and make us smarter and stronger if we let them.
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#3: Audra L George, founder of Pretty Neat: An Organizational Solution:
We chatted with with Audra, founder of Pretty Neat: An Organizational Solution ($12K/month). In our interview, Audra says:
Business can be difficult and scary, especially when you are first starting out. Learn from others, be willing to fail, and never give up.
Additionally:
Business can be difficult and scary, especially when you are first starting out. Learn from others, be willing to fail, and never give up.
Further:
I make it a point to not even follow my local competition on social media. I feel like the comparison to others can make you feel that you need to change what you are doing.
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