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Exploring Life & Business with Stephanie Jenkins of Simplify with Stephanie

Today we’d like to introduce you to Stephanie Jenkins.

Hi Stephanie, can you start by introducing yourself? We’d love to learn more about how you got to where you are today?
A British Sensibility,
A Southern Home.
I grew up in England, spent decades helping British families move house and settle into new lives, and now bring my famous steady, dry-humoured, and big heart approach with me when I made Atlanta home. I’ve been simplifying homes here since 2014.

My clients notice the accent every time. What they remember, though, is what I do with it: the plans that arrive before you asked, the phone answered on a Sunday morning, the way I’ll organize a pantry without a single lecture about why it got that way.
AND my attention to detail

​NO JUDGEMENTS EVER!!

Ask me what I’m proudest of and I won’t say a job. I’ll say the client who called years later because they were moving again, have areas that need reorganizing or closets being updating and wouldn’t hear of doing it with anyone else.

We all face challenges, but looking back would you describe it as a relatively smooth road?
No struggles just hard work and alot of networking to get going.

Learning a new culture and language – even now use English isms to the delight of my clients!!!!

As you know, we’re big fans of Simplify with Stephanie. For our readers who might not be as familiar what can you tell them about the brand?
Simplify with Stephanie is a professional organizing service combined with a Concierge Move Management Service

One standard, every job.
Whoever leads your job, whatever the job is, the standard is the same.
Every box/bin labelled.
Every room set up.
Every phone call returned — including on weekends.
A named lead on site from start to finish, never handing you off to an unsupervised crew.
And nothing left half-done.
Our clients tell us that our attention to detail and transparent way of working is what sets us apart.
These are some of the reasons clients ask for us by name, and it’s what we teach every new pair of hands who joins us.

It’s a way of working that took years to build.

We’d be interested to hear your thoughts on luck and what role, if any, you feel it’s played for you?
No such thing as luck just hard work and dedication

Contact Info:

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Closet with shelves holding shoes, folded clothes, and hanging garments, organized neatly. Floor visible at the bottom.

Wall display of various sneakers and boots, with belts hanging on the right side.

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