Yes, professional organizers have niches. Organizing From the Right Side of the Brain Lehmkuhl, Dorothy & Lamping, Dolores Cotter
To view a book, simply click on the title. If you want to read about your learning style and how your personality affects your organizing, these books are great. The Organizing Sourcebook: Nine Strategies for Simplifying Your Life It’s Hard to Make a Difference When You Can’t Find Your Keys SHED Your Stuff, Change Your Life: A Four-Step Guide to Getting Unstuck Making Peace With the Things in Your Life Depending on what your organizing style is, these books will help you figure out exactly what style is right for you. TitleĬode of Ethics for Certified Professional Organizersįor more general organizing inside of a home, these books make up the recommended reading list for professional organizers.
These books are all about the ethics of what it means to become a professional organizer. Recommended Reading List from BCPO® (the Board of Certification for Professional Organizers) Ethics If you prefer to watch my YouTube video on the recommended reading list for professional organizers, click the video below. My goal with the course is to give you enough tools so that you are confident enough to start taking clients right away! If you are not a student yet, I would love for you to join me. If you are already a student in that course you will see that added into your online portal.
I’ve also created a checklist and organized all the books by categories as a bonus in my Introduction to Professional Organizing course. I recommend reading a book from each category to help diversify your understanding of the many challenges organizers and their clients face. I broke down the recommended reading list for professional organizers into the following categories: And, since the list was organized in alphabetical order, I spent more time than I’d like to admit rearranging the list into categories. I was surprised that a few books were hard to find and possibly even out of print. In this article, I review the 40 recommended books from the Board of Certification for Professional Organizers list and I break them down into more manageable categories. While you definitely don’t need to read all 40 of the recommended books to get started with your professional organizing business, you definitely should read a few books to get you started. The BCPO® Handbook (the Board of Certification for Professional Organizers) lists about 40 books in their recommended reading list, so it can be a little overwhelming. I’m often asked what are my favorite organizing books or what books I read when becoming a CPO®. This article will cover the important categories and books that make up the recommended reading list for professional organizers. If you want to become a certified home organizer, there is a lot of reading you need to do first.
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