1. Established Ways
Don’t Just Get Organized! Get
Established!
Shelley Molitor Speaker Information
Thank you for your interest in having Shelley speak at your upcoming tele-class,
webinar, or live event.
In this document, we are including Shelley's photo, bio, and sample questions and
answers for Shelley's signature talks.
Please let us know which talk you would prefer to have with Shelley.
If you should need any further information, please feel free to contact us via email at
bigresults@establishedways.com or by phone at 214.444.9034.
"Thanks for the opportunity to talk with you and those in your circle of influence - I truly
appreciate it!"
Shelley
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Shelley's Website: www.establishedways.com
Shelley's Blog: www.establishedways.com/blog
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2. Short Bio (less than 150 words)
Shelley Molitor is an authority on organizing and productivity and the Founder of EstablishedWays.com. Clients
and readers praise her for changing mindset. Her unique yet simple signature “FOCUS” game can be used for
goal-setting, crisis management, and task management. Bringing order to work, home, and life is driven by priority
management: Shelley’s systems and support are centered on just that. Shelley shares her knowledge by speaking,
professional organizing, writing, and business leadership development. Whether you are desperate for change, or
simply on the lookout for new ideas, Shelley will come alongside you with fresh perspective into how to protect
yourself from setbacks and keep focused and on track. Shelley’s firsthand experience with organizing and
productivity tactics will inspire and support you as you progress toward a life you only dreamed of before. Shelley
has written over one hundred helpful articles at her blog..

3. What Others are Saying About Shelley
"Shelley has taught me a lot and I love her. If you are new to her, you are going to feel so
much better after learning from her! She does not beat you down with what you're not
doing. She lifts you up!" [Shelley], you are reshaping my thinking. A book can't talk to me
in mid-anxiety. But really, the best benefit is your encouraging way of teaching us to have
real expectations, see what we're already accomplishing, and be patient with ourselves."
Jenny, Group Coaching Client
"You have been so supportive and encouraging. You have helped me recognize my
successes, right where I am, while encouraging me to be true to myself, my family, and my
goals. When faced with a new task or challenge, I now stop and think about what I would
be saying "no" to if I say "yes" to this new task."
Erin Thornton
Clever Container
"I think a big difference is that you get into priorities, why's, and personalizing it for our
families. SO much organizational help is task oriented and "do what I did" and if your brain
or family work differently it is ineffective."
Sarah, Group Coaching Client

4. “Finding Focus in the Frenzy: How to Consistently Make Time
for What's Really Important”
Do you feel like everyone wants a piece of you, while you just want peace? Stop being
plagued with thoughts of things that "should" be done and longing for "a break." Learn
how to ensure lasting change and growth. In this talk, Shelley will reveal the core
principles of emotional and priority management.
Join Shelley Molitor and learn:
 Why you need to track your thoughts to manage your work, life, and stuff.
 The #1 mistake people make in their use of time.
 The easy 3-step process to overcome overwhelm over and over again.
 A fun tool you can use to instantly decrease your stress AND reach goals.
1. How does someone get started if they really want to find more focus?
This process starts with discovering one’s personal priorities and related emotions, and
creating a system to keep adding discoveries on a regular basis, as well as managing the
process with a proven system to track progress.
2. What exactly stops us from being focused?
Our attention is on the wrong things! While we struggle with outward messes, our inner
voice is speaking of priorities. The result is overwhelm. Starting from personal priorities
and managing emotions makes it easy to remember what you want and "stay on the
bandwagon" with any personal or professional goal or organizing project.
3. How have you personally found focus in the frenzy with emotional and priority
management?
I have learned to follow a budget and track financial transactions in spite of not being a
numbers cruncher.
I have found the patience I need in communication to not take things personally and build
up my marriage relationship in spite of huge personality, perspective, and background
differences with my spouse.
I have learned to relax my time management tension and be more flexible in getting my
family when and where we need to be.

5. “The Truth About Making Lists and How to do Without Them"
Have to-do lists you can't even find? Wondering how you'll ever get it all done?
Unfortunately, traditional to-do lists simply do not work for many busy women.
In this talk, Shelley shares the three reasons your lists don't work and how to replace
them.
In this talk, you’ll learn:
 How to choose what NOT to do.
 The secret to getting more done without putting it on a list.
 Three important guidelines to ending "list overwhelm" forever!
1. What can I expect from managing life, work, and stuff without so many lists?
-You may have the knee-jerk reaction of expecting to be stressed. It takes some
adjustment. However, being aware of the types of things you are trying to list will guide
you in which systems to use, and you will find yourself slowing down, doing less but
getting more done, and grateful!
2. What is it about lists that slow us down, and why is it so important to change?
-The fast pace of life and stress that we subject ourselves to make it necessary to
manage one's emotions. List-making often reflects an attempt to catalog one's flood of
thoughts. When action is not taken on the items listed, the list tends to serve as a "report
card" of our failures.

6. “Take the Work Out of Paperwork!”
Paperwork is well known for being completely overwhelming. Many busy people miss
appointments, lose important information, and even opportunities to save money due to
not knowing where to start in managing paperwork. In this talk, Shelley will share her
best tips for managing paper and how to take the work out of it forever.
What You Will Learn During this Talk:
 How to get your desk clear in one easy step.
 How to get started organizing your papers with as few as seven folders
 3 easy steps for making paper simpler
 What to do next – You have a system – now what?
1. What about someone who is just a "disorganized person." Can they REALLY get
a handle on paper?
-"Born Organized" is a myth in my opinion, and these systems can work for different
personality types and situations. People who are currently disorganized at work or home
often have a resistance to change. The desire to change must supersede that resistance, or
one must have an overriding source of motivation. No amount of "natural tendencies" or
difficulty can stop someone who is truly ready to change!
2. How will learning how to deal with paper help me with other professional and
personal projects, such as organizing the home office or garage?
-Learning how to deal with paper is just an extension of the order in your life, and vice
versa. It will only help you reach more goals, and make bigger changes, faster!

7. “Take the Work Out of Paperwork!”
Paperwork is well known for being completely overwhelming. Many busy people miss
appointments, lose important information, and even opportunities to save money due to
not knowing where to start in managing paperwork. In this talk, Shelley will share her
best tips for managing paper and how to take the work out of it forever.
What You Will Learn During this Talk:
 How to get your desk clear in one easy step.
 How to get started organizing your papers with as few as seven folders
 3 easy steps for making paper simpler
 What to do next – You have a system – now what?
1. What about someone who is just a "disorganized person." Can they REALLY get
a handle on paper?
-"Born Organized" is a myth in my opinion, and these systems can work for different
personality types and situations. People who are currently disorganized at work or home
often have a resistance to change. The desire to change must supersede that resistance, or
one must have an overriding source of motivation. No amount of "natural tendencies" or
difficulty can stop someone who is truly ready to change!
2. How will learning how to deal with paper help me with other professional and
personal projects, such as organizing the home office or garage?
-Learning how to deal with paper is just an extension of the order in your life, and vice
versa. It will only help you reach more goals, and make bigger changes, faster!