On this episode of The Diana Show, I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Jennifer Williams, the powerhouse founder of St. Louis Closet Company (aka the queen of closets). We dove into her journey from ambitious entrepreneur to organizational guru, and let’s just say—building an empire is not for the faint of heart or the disorganized. We laughed about the chaos that clutter brings (seriously, is there anything more stressful than a junk drawer?) and shared some sanity-saving tips for decluttering your life.Jennifer opened up about the highs, the lows, and the all-important role of community support, plus she spilled some serious wisdom on mindful shopping (because, yes, you can say no to another pair of black leggings). We also got into how family plays into her business, and her amazing initiative, Closets for a Cause, proving that giving back is always in style.TakeawaysJennifer started her business on credit cards at 25.Organization can significantly improve mental health.Starting small is key to tackling clutter.The one in, one out rule helps manage shopping.Surround yourself with a smart team for success.Local businesses thrive on community support.Clutter can negatively impact daily life.Mindful shopping can reduce unnecessary purchases.Women should take risks and seize opportunities.Giving back to the community is essential for businesses.Keywordsentrepreneurship, organization, mental health, clutter, shopping, women in business, community service, family business, business advice, personal growth

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