Lisa Woodruff

Lisa Woodruff, a distinguished American productivity expert and organizational virtuoso, has carved a unique niche in the realm of personal efficiency and home management. As the visionary founder and CEO of Organize 365, she has devoted her career to empowering individuals—particularly women—to reclaim their time and space through practical systems that transform chaos into order. Her influence extends beyond her role as an organization specialist; she is also a revered voice in the podcasting world, with her Organize 365 Podcast garnering accolades such as Woman’s Day podcast of the month, resonating with listeners who seek clarity amidst the clutter of modern life. Among her notable contributions to the field of home organization is her acclaimed book, "The Paper Solution: What to Shred, What to Save, and How to Stop It From Taking Over Your Life." This work, along with her other Amazon bestsellers, underscores her profound understanding of the challenges people face in managing their personal environments. Her practical guide to paper management and decluttering has not only achieved commercial success but has also cemented her status as a thought leader in the industry. Lisa’s written works are imbued with a philosophy that organization is a dynamic skill, adaptable to the evolving seasons of life. Woodruff's writing style is characterized by an engaging blend of candor and relatability, making complex organizational strategies accessible to audiences across generations. Her emphasis on "progress over perfection" and the mantra "done is better than perfect" encapsulate her approach to achieving efficiency without the paralysis of overthinking. Through her books, podcasts, and public appearances, she has reshaped perceptions of domestic roles, offering fresh perspectives on the art of organization. Lisa’s contributions have been spotlighted in prominent publications like The New York Times and Fast Company, solidifying her position as a leading voice in redefining the modern home’s role. Residing in Cincinnati with her family, she continues to inspire and educate, proving that the path to an organized life is paved with thoughtful intention and practical wisdom.