Good Riddance Professional Organizing Solutions

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Specializing in assisting Vancouver’s families with downsizing and relocation support for seniors.

Good Riddance Professional Organizing Solutions are designed to manage the struggle with clutter people neither have the time nor the patience to handle alone. Good Riddance eliminates the high cost of clinging to unwanted, unorganized and often forgotten clutter. Instead, Good Riddance assists with creating simple, effective organizing solutions that harmonize with your style and budget.

Susan Borax and Heather Knittel help reduce the anxiety associated with getting organized because you won’t have to face it by yourself.

Can you really afford to hold on to your clutter?

The worst part of hanging on to clutter, besides the low self esteem, guilt and time wasted in pursuit of lost objects, is the inability to have the things you truly want, because you have no room for them. Simply put, if you rid yourself of the unwanted, you make space for the desirable.

Is there something more productive you could be doing with that space and money?

Find out by contacting Good Riddance Professional Organizing. We will provide a 3 step process designed to:

1. Sort and value what you have
2. Store and organize what you keep
3. Make money by getting clutter out the door

(604) 421-5952
Email: goodriddance@shaw.ca
Web: www.goodriddance.ca

Disclaimer
Candace Newton is a facilitator, motivational speaker, and educator and is not a professional counselor. Candace Newton does not give advice, but redirects it to our onboard counselor and to other resources. The topics discussed on-air and at speaking engagements are to be taken as informational, motivational, and as another point of view. Her comments expressed are in the context of "generally speaking" and may not be suitable for all and as a facilitator takes no liability or responsibility for any information disseminated on the program or in person. Personal judgment and evaluation of one's own situation is the responsibility of the listener.