4 Steps to Clean Up Your Life & Get Organized w/ Barbara Hemphill

Barbara Hemphill, our trailblazing guest, kickstarted an industry 45 years ago with a simple $7 ad in a NYC newspaper. From a humble farm in Nebraska to the bustling streets of New York, she has lived an incredible journey that includes residing in India, adopting kids, and returning to the Big Apple. A devout woman, she grew up in a religious household, which has significantly influenced her life and business principles. Today, Barbara is the founder of the Productive Environment Institute, a home organization company transforming lives with her mantra: "Clutter is postponed decisions." She also played a vital role in the founding of the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO).In this episode, we're smashing through the clutter to illuminate your path to purpose. Barbara unpacks the correlation between an entrepreneur's vision and the clutter in their life, the reasons that people cling to clutter, and how organization can be the secret key to achieving your entrepreneurial goals. Don't miss this dynamite discussion on understanding the importance of clear communication, the role of systems in business, and the power of helping others find their purpose. Tune in now, and start clearing your path to success!During this episode, you will learn about;[01:16]  Intro to Barbara Hemphill and her business[08:09]  How Barbara found a way to get her book to as many people as possible[14:57]  How Barbara continues to live out her purpose[28:11]  Barbara’s advice for when the everyday business clutter starts to take over[33:54]  How Barbara continues to achieve work-life obsession[37:35]  The importance that Barbara places on communication[41:53]  Barbara gives advice on how to breach the subject of someone else’s clutter[50:42]  What advice would Barbara give the younger version of herself?[54:08]  How to connect with Barbara[56:46]  Info on Gathering The Kings MastermindNotable Quotes"What were you doing when you were 10, 11, and 12 years old? The answer to that question is very important. It provides a hint as to what God created you to do before the world said you couldn't make a living doing that." - Barbara Hemphill"One question I ask is, 'If you left this earth tonight, what regret would you have?' The answer to that question is a form of clutter." - Barbara Hemphill"An entrepreneur is living their business and reflecting their life. When something in life isn't quite right, it affects the business." - Barbara Hemphill"You can't change what you don't measure." - Barbara Hemphill"I'm not in the business of trying to convince anybody to do anything." - Barbara Hemphill"But what I know now, as a successful person, is that when you've achieved success, there's nothing you want to do more than empower other people to be successful." - Barbara Hemphill"I've had many queens on the king's stage here, but I truly believe we've got something special in this episode. I can't wait for you to join the conversation." - Chaz Wolfe (Host)"Some of your net worth is tied to who you spend the most time with. We've all heard it before, and it's crucial. Don't be afraid to surround yourself with those who lift you higher." - Chaz Wolfe (Host)"To me, transferring courage is of utmost importance." - Chaz Wolfe (Host)Books and Resources Recommended:Hemphill, Barbara. Less Clutter More Life.