Organize 365 and Invest in Your Time with Lisa Woodruff

<p>Many don’t think organizing your home and papers is as necessary. Lisa Woodruff is here to prove everyone wrong, and explain why organization is a current investment of time that brings you great returns in the future.</p> <p> </p> <p>Join us in this episode of the Super Entrepreneur’s Podcast and listen to what Lisa has to say about organization and her course: Organize 365. </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>Who Is Lisa Woodruff?</p> <p> </p> <p>Lisa Woodruff is not just any CEO, but a true leader in the world of organization and productivity. She is passionate about helping people overcome the chaos and clutter in their lives, and her expertise and guidance have helped countless individuals achieve their organizational goals.</p> <p>As the founder of Organize 365, Lisa has built an impressive organization dedicated to teaching people how to become more organized and efficient. Her career as an author and in academia only shows that Lisa is one of the top authorities in her field. So, she knows exactly how to solve problems.</p> <p>How is Lisa Woodruff Super?</p> <p> </p> <p>Lisa Woodruff is a true superhuman when it comes to the powers of observation and analysis. Her keen eye and analytical mind enable her to see beyond the surface level of any situation and uncover the root causes of even the most complex problems related to lack of organization.</p> <p> </p> <p>Shahid Durrani’s Key Insight: </p> <p>Shahid Durrani’s key insight from this episode is to take a step forward and start doing. You have to bridge your knowing vs. doing gap if you want to move forward in life and become the entrepreneur you’ve always wanted to be.</p> <p>Chapter Stamps:</p> <p> </p> <p>00:00 05:10 Introduction (Organization is a capital)</p> <p>05:10 06:37 Automation and thinking of your house as a business</p> <p>06:37 08:56 Organized 365 is revolutionizing our concept of organization</p> <p>08:56 14:56 Lisa Woodruff’s Innermost superpower: observation and analysis</p> <p>16:30 19:59 Final words: knowing vs. doing</p> <p>Pullout Quotes: