Kimberly “The Modern Steward” Hairston-Neal has made her love for organizing and time management into a family business alongside her husband, who manages the contracting side. Kimberly’s specialty is helping individuals simplify their life to make time and space for the things they love. The Modern Steward also helps professionals relocate in the Pittsburgh area and offers virtual services for closet edits and pantry organization.
In this episode, we discuss the differences in being a minimalist, essentialist and maximalist. Kimberly also talks about how functionality helps with organization and sustainability in the long-term. We dig into what is situational and chronic disorganization and how customized systems help your life flow better.
Social Media: Follow @themodernsteward on all social media platforms and at www.themodernsteward.com
Resources:
- NAPBO-National Association of Black professional organizers
- @Blackgirlswhoorganize for a registry of women of color organizers
- NAPO-National Organization of Productivity and Organization
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