Ashley La Fond - Organizing Your Home, Life + Creating A Business Out of a Hobby

Just the Good Stuff

Rachel Mansfield

Entrepreneurship, Health & Fitness, Nutrition, Business

4.8 • 841 Ratings

🗓️ 9 May 2022

⏱️ 68 minutes

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#56: In this episode, we are chatting with Ashley La Fond, the founder of the mega successful organizing business Of Space and Mind. Of Space and Mind is a professional organizing company that makes your life 100x more efficient and obviously "organized". Ashley and her team transforms your home/apartment/living situation an absolute dream. From moving and unpacking to organizing your current home, Of Space and Mind can help with everything. They put processes in place I'd never think of and help you reorganize your entire life. A highlight of what we dive into: How Ashley fell in love with organizing and started her own company What exactly a professional organizer does for someone How covid shifted their business and offered a new way to help people Why everyone in their life needs someone to help them organize Tips on how to organize your home and best practices How to organize small space and maximize the space How you can organize on a budget What it is like being a working mom and what is worth outsourcing + SO much more. Plus here are a few examples of what Ashley and her team helped us with: tips for everything, kitchen, our pantry, kitchen organizing tips and a full blog post here. Subscribe to stay in the now on all the new episodes coming out. And please rate/review/share the episode and tag me so we can hear from you!! For more from me, I'm over on IG @rachLmansfield, tiktok @rachLmansfield and rachLmansfield.com

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, welcome back to Just the Good Stuff. This is your host, Rachel Mansfield,
0:09.2	and I am without a co-host today for this quick intro. Jordan, my partner in crime
0:16.8	and partner in everything in life, currently has COVID. And I'm just basically sitting here
0:23.7	waiting to see if and when I'm going to get it because we are inseparable. And those of you
0:29.8	who have been longtime listeners and followers on Instagram and the blog, you know that we had COVID
0:36.0	in the way beginning of this pandemic.
0:38.8	Actually, when I was pregnant with Brody, Jordan was pretty asymptomatic for a bit,
0:43.8	then started to have some other symptoms.
0:45.3	He took a test late last night.
0:47.0	And needless to say, he slept in the guest suite because we're hoping that I don't,
0:53.6	that I don't catch us. Brody had it.
0:55.7	Ezra and I seem to be in the clear, but stay tuned. You never know what's going to happen.
1:00.7	But that is why I am by myself. Jordan, we miss you dearly. By we, I mean, me myself and I.
1:05.6	See, I finally got the we thing down when you're not even here. So this episode, we are interviewing and chatting with
1:13.6	one of my very good friends, Ashley LaFond. She is the founder of space and mind. And I'm pretty
1:20.1	sure you know who she is at this point because she is the gem of a human, her and her team,
1:25.3	came into our home when we moved into it in December
1:28.7	and like revolutionized how we were about to like start living and helped us get totally
1:35.6	settled in, helped us put systems and processes in place for our primary bathroom, our bedroom,
1:41.8	our kitchen pantry, our backsock pantry, coat closet,
1:46.6	everything. And Ashley was by my side during the design of the kitchen on where to put cabinets
1:52.6	wear and we dive into all this in the episode itself. But I cannot recommend calling Ashley
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