Call her the Organizator: Lynda Foxman brings organizing know how to television

Foxman is a professional organizer, whose skills and teaching can help anyone straighten out their affairs; from the beleaguered CEO, the entrepreneur, the homemaker, to yes even an entire state

New York, August 23, 2003 -- While many Californians are excited over the prospect of a Governor Arnold coming to terminate the mess that their state is in, Lynda Foxman, the true organizing guru of the new millennium is appearing nationally on HGTV, Home and Gardens Television, Mission Organization. The show airs: Saturday - August 23rd at 9:30 pm, Sunday - August 24th at 12:30 am, spreading a powerful message; of solutions to get organized, there is a lot of disorganization and chaos out there, leaving people feeling unempowered ...but most importantly there is something we can do about it." Foxman said.

Foxman is a professional organizer, whose skills and teaching can help anyone straighten out their affairs; from the beleaguered CEO, the entrepreneur, the homemaker, to yes even an entire state. Businesses are called organizations, trouble is they are often unorganized. The fast pace of life in America in 2003 is leading companies, individuals and even the government to come to grips with perhaps our single biggest downfall ...the seeming inability to get organized, to get efficient, to get ergonomic" she said.

The Organizator," as some folks have taken to calling her, has the same single-minded focus as the Terminatrix in Terminator 3. The difference is Lynda is working for the forces of good. As society becomes more and more chaotic, with single parent families almost the norm and those households with two parents both invariably working, Foxman offers her incisive advice and practical hands on know how to individuals and major companies alike.

Lynda has the ability to come into utter chaos and not only collaborate with people to straighten it out, but she teaches them effective strategies to maintain their newfound organizational equilibrium once she has begun the process with them. The key is the leave behind value; you learn how to keep your environment, crisp, clean and uncluttered ... she helps you discover a new way of living, a new way of being.

Unfortunately for the good folks of California, Lynda Foxman is not running for governor. If ever there was a mess that needed straightening out, that would be it. She does care deeply though, about empowering people to rise out from under clutter, chaos and disorganization and she is ready to help. Through her website,
www.theorganizinggroup.com she is available to any individual or company who needs her services. Lets face it, that means all of us. California are you listening?

www.theorganizinggroup.com

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