New York Living
Pix11.com
Nicole Gabai, a certified virtual organizing professional and the founder of B. Organized, joins New York Living to discuss what makes organizing an art, gadgets that help organize, and the difference between organizing and decluttering. Watch the interview on Pix11.com >
ABC4.com
By Ashley Drew
Certified virtual organizing professional, and founder of B. Organized, Nicole Gabai, is sharing her expertise on how to keep your dorm organized, and maximize small living spaces.
Growing up in a very disorganized home, she knows first-hand the challenges, frustrations, and impact, a lack of organization can have on our lives. An important tip would be to declutter, and get rid of anything you don’t need before move in day. She provides a six step process in organization, The first step in organization is to divide the room into sections, and then zones to efficiently organize. Zone 1, includes things that you use all the time and need right at your finger tips. Read more on ABC4.com >
Podcast: Got Clutter? Get Organized! with Janet
Whether you’re a creative seeking to harmonize your artistic endeavors with a clutter-free lifestyle or simply looking for inspiration to infuse creativity into your organization, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and unlock the secrets to becoming an artfully organized individual!
In this exciting episode of “Got Clutter? Get Organized!”, we explore the intersection of creativity and organization with our special guest, Nicole Gabai, the author of the inspiring book, The Art of Organizing: An Artful Guide to an Organized Life. Join us as we dive deep into the world of artistic organization and discover strategies to unleash your creativity while maintaining an organized lifestyle.
Watch the Got Clutter? Get Organized! podcast on YouTube >
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The Enterprise
by Laura M. Reckford
I have spent years trying to explain to friends and family that what looks like disorganization and chaos is actually a sign of creativity. I know where everything is. Really. So when I heard about Nicole Gabai of B. Organized, a professional organizer, I went through the equivalent of the five stages of grief. Read more >
Cape Cod & Islands Home
by Kirsten Halvorsen Stahl
“Summer is a time for relaxation and wide-open spaces, indoors as well as out. Enjoying your home, while the breeze drifts through the open windows or the evening light fills the house, should be one of the season’s simple pleasures — unless bills are piled high on the counter, newspapers and magazines are stacked on the living room floor, and the desk is overflowing with mail. Read more >
PRIMETIME Cape Cod
by Amy Dufault
Parent Guide
Finally, a personalized service run by a woman with the enthusiasm and expertise to unclutter even the most cluttered lifestyle. A multitasking queen who had her hand in everything from production to set decoration during her ten-year career in television, Nicole Gabai offers time management solutions, including customized filing fixes, to nix Moms' organization problems. Read more >
The Century 21 Real Estate Show
WXTK FM Radio
Mark Garner's Interview with Nicole Gabai
Mark: How did you get the idea to start a business as an organizer?
Nicole: My background is in TV production, where I worked for 10 years as a producer and production manager. I gained a lot of organizational skills and experience organizing shoots and TV shows having worked at MTV, Nickelodeon, the Orlando film commission and then at a commercial TV production company. About 7 years ago I wanted to start my own business in something that had flexible hours and also where I could use my skills and expertise. So it really was a natural evolution, I started by organizing the office of a couple of people I knew and I realized this could be a profitable business. Read more >
By Nicole Gabai
Published in Coastlines
“In business, time is money. No doubt about it. And for many of us, how we organize our day directly affects our family, friends, and those we share time with on the job. But being organized is more than putting all your pencils in a mug, all your paper clips in a bowl or labels on shelves and boxes, it’s much more.” Read more >
By Nicole Gabai
Published in Cape Cod Parent and Child