
Lisa Woodruff is a home organization expert, productivity specialist, and author of multiple books including The Paper Solution. Lisa's research-based teaching shines a light on the invisible work being done at home and in the workplace. Lisa's sensible and doable organizing tasks appeal to multiple generations. Her candor and relatable style make you feel she is right there beside you, helping yo... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 853 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementBusinessEducationEntrepreneurship | |||

I want you to be able to set your sights on a few projects and actually complete them each trimester. So here's the way I get my projects identified, scheduled, and completed. I love a good project, always have.
What Are The Projects?
First, let... more
So how do you get project time? You must write all "I need to remember to do that" tasks down and have a scheduled time, routinely, to do them. Your brain will trust you and you, my friend, will have project time.
Capture Everything
First you mu... more
You understand the value of money but do you concretely understand the value of your time? I'm breaking down how much your time is worth and the value of the time you are saving managing your house with the Sunday Basket®.
The Value of Your Home in... more
Labor day is next weekend, what projects will you be tackling? I'm sharing 4 steps to complete projects during these long weekends. Get ready to start planning what you will be doing next weekend.
It's Really Only One Extra Day
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Lisa, you are such a fabulous storyteller, and you are so warm and empathic. I am thrilled that you are bringing a new way of conceptualizing the patterns and structures of the domestic sphere in order to guide us towards the import of shaping our time to explore and live out our deepest purposes. Congratulations on completing your doctorate. Dr. Woodruff!
Repetitive stories about podcaster’s entire life, family, and personal accomplishments (to the point of egotism) and nothing very helpful pertaining to actual organizing any more. Many longtime followers are wishing she’d get back to the basics. The courses and seminars with fancy labels are just hours-long sessions about herself but don’t actually teach any methods for achieving success. Thankfully, she does have some very skilled and helpful team members
Lisa, founder of Organize 365, is one of my FAVORITE podcasts! She has thought life through and identified all the potential obstacles. Not only is this awesome, but she communicates from her own real life perspective and experiences. Her ideas bring her systems onto a doable, level of practicality for any home manager! Her method of analysis and sense of humor speaks my language; making these topics actually fun to listen and learn. Thank you for sharing what you have learned with Lisa instea... more
I’m tired of hearing about her PhD and her family. She has lost the point of this podcast. I get more out of the mailbag snippets than her exhausting narrative. I’m deleting this podcast from my list.
Lisa is a brilliant organizer! I love listening to her ideas and I honestly love hearing about her personal life. In a world full of Boomers who “already raised their children” it is so heartening to hear about how she reorganizes her life to support her daughter and grandchildren while still being a boss babe. You’re awesome Lisa!
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A practical, research-backed show focused on turning home life into a strategic system. Core themes include organized information management, time-saving routines, and scalable routines for family life, with a strong emphasis on the Sunday Basket, binder systems, and a CEO-style mindset for running a household. Episodes blend personal anecdotes, evidence-informed frameworks, and step-by-step methods to reclaim time, reduce cognitive load, and optimize daily life, while promoting related courses and products. The approach is approachable for listeners who want concrete systems, and there's a consistent thread of enjoying real-life storytelling alongside actionable organizing strategies.
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