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Huxley & Hiro ~ our favorite, small business / woman-owned bookshop in downtown Wilmington ~ welcomes public health expert / author Jenny Albertini for an intimate conversation about clutter. This is a judgment- and shame-free event for anyone who knows all too well how damaging and cyclical clutter can be to our daily lives, our health and wellbeing, and our relationships. By attending this event, listening to Jenny read excerpts from her book, and soaking up her wisdom as a thought-provoking leader in the field, you WILL feel seen and validated, and you will leave with concrete and prioritized tips to immediately begin to reimagine your life, decluttered.
Local professional organizer and solopreneur of Consciously Cleared and Contained's Kim Mazewski met Jenny at the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals' annual summit in Long Beach, CA, over coffee and they instantly bonded over the book. Kim will moderate the discussion with prepared questions and leave time for audience Q&A.
Jenny Albertini has been organizing health systems and closets around the world for more than two decades. At 36, she left a high-flying career in international health to train under Marie Kondo and become one of her first certified KonMari consultants, where she focused on finding joy within piles of clutter. While putting in thousands of hours of professional organizing Jenny has been featured on PBS, NBC, in the Washington Post, Apartment Therapy and many other media outlets. Recognized for her work fighting the AIDS epidemic while waging war on clutter, she has found a unique way to infuse public health into the professional organizing field. Now, nearly a decade into her career transition, Jenny’s first book guides readers through how decluttering mindfully can improve our well-being. She lives in Washington, DC.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Huxley & Hiro Booksellers, 419 N. Market St., Wilmington DE 19801, 419 N Market St, Wilmington, DE 19801-3002, United States,Wilmington, Delaware