Adam Scott Paul

Introduction: It brings me great joy to see my clients relieved of their clutter. Resurrecting the functional space they so much needed. To see them smile with great satisfaction, with the thoughts "oh I am so glad that is finally done with." Is absolutely priceless for me. I love what I do. I had a mother similar to Marry Poppins, so I must say my ability to do such great work comes from her. So thank you mother, I love you. Enjoyment of my work comes from several aspects, including the ability to focus in on the finite details of every object surrounding me. The formation of the objects, similar to tetris I would have to say. Every form, purpose, frequency of use, customers needs and abilities, goes into deciding whether I will place or move anything. The height of the client their limited reach, their every movement through daily life plays the most important aspect on where I will place an item. I love it because it is so complex and so involved with so many details, I have this overwhelming sense of uniqueness that goes through my mind. That what I am doing can truly and only be done when you have an understanding of the clients needs. Its not about making money for me, its all in the excitement that the satisfied customer expels through their smile. Organizing garages or poll barns are really exciting every individual screw, regardless if its in the dust pile or the corner of the shop lost but now found, I will find a place for it. I have this vision that every thing has a purpose and a use. If anything is present it will all stay present unless otherwise instructed by my client, which I also have a section for that as well. I am getting butterflies just writing and thinking about organizing. I suppose you really find out how much you enjoy something the more you do it. Thank you so much for reading, "I hope I can put a smile on your face and remove the pile in your space." I just thought of that. I like it.