Professional organizers work with both individuals and companies to help them create and maintain organizational systems so they can become more efficient and productive. Some benefits of professional organizing as a small business include:

You don't need any specific training or education to be a professional organizer.

Your target market can be extensive.

You can sell ongoing services by organizing one part of a business or home at a time.

You can gain a sense of accomplishment by helping others get organized and teaching them how to maintain it.

There is a lot of information and training on organizational systems and philosophies available online.

You can help people with chronic disorganization and other disorders.

It can be difficult to find out what differentiates you from the competition.

You have to be comfortable entering the disorganized and cluttered homes and offices of your clients.

You may need a comfort level with physical as well as digital organization in order to fully help your clients.

Most professional organizers have high levels of patience and empathy.