A Huntersville entrepreneur recently presented a program to the Rotary Club of Belmont to help businesses get organized and de-clutter.
Kim Wilhelm recently introduced Rotary Club members to her personal organizing slogan, “Clear the clutter, clear your mind.”
Wilhelm has created a paper management, organization, and decluttering service she calls “File the Pile.” It helps businesses and individuals organize years of paper, documents and digital records.
The Rotary Club, a humanitarian service organization that brings together business leaders and professionals, has become one of the oldest and largest international service organizations.
Rotary Club members shared in a statement how Wilhelm typically begins to organize by separating mounds of materials into bins often labeled either save, shred or recycle.
“While the organization gives me a significant sense of personal accomplishment, I also find rewarding satisfaction in seeing the benefits it brings to clients,” Wilhelm said.
“I am able to complete projects that I enjoy, while helping clients live their best life by having the time and energy to focus on what matters most to them,” she added.
Ted Hall is a member of the Rotary Club of Belmont.
