Sallie Felton

Life Coach, Radio Personality, Author, Speaker

Topic: IF I’M SO SMART, WHY CAN’T I GET RID OF THIS CLUTTER? The 3 forms of clutter, why you have it and how to get rid of it.

Let’s face it we all have clutter, don’t kid yourself. But to what extent? Most of us can recognize the main culprit, physical clutter, but do you know its two cousins?

Meet Mental and Emotional. It’s how we deal with the clutter that determines whether clutter is conquering us or we are conquering our clutter. Learn how and why we have it and tips to let it go.

As will be seen on ABC, NBC, CNN, and FOX News affiliates across the country in the next month,  Drawing on all types of counseling and acting as a partner and cheerleader, it is her passion to help individuals who are either in a transition or trying to seek order and balance in their lives… even those who are totally disorganized…mentally, physically or emotionally! Her unique approach, which is equal parts honesty, playfulness and genuine compassion, is what’s earned Sallie accolades from clients, colleagues and radio show guests alike. As she says, “this is a process, so let’s start where you stand, right now, right here. What do you want, how will you achieve it and when are you going to start?”

Sallie excels in facilitating interactive workshops, such as for The American Heart Association, Mary Kay, hospital groups, corporations, associations and professional and non-profit organizations.

Sallie’s 2 radio shows, “A Fresh Start” (empowering oneself) and “Light At the End of The Tunnel” (dealing with depression) leave no stones unturned. Asking powerful questions of her world renown guests and giving her over 525,000 subscribers, tip, tools and “aha” moments to aid them in their own self discovery is one of her greatest strengths.

 She says her upcoming book, If I’m So Smart Why Can’t I Get Rid of This Clutter shares her own private stories of her wins and struggles dealing with the 3 types of clutter we all have. As she said, “I put myself out there; I wore my heart on my sleeve. It doesn’t get more honest than this.”