About Sunny

Sunny Schlenger is a specialist in helping you tap into “flow” – that marvelous experience of living a life that feels whole, organized and full of purpose. As a lifestyle coach (and personal cheerleader!), she supports you, guides you and encourages you to manage your hours and office space, daily hassles and home environment to achieve a level of success that will surprise and delight you.

Sunny helped launch the “custom-tailored” approach to getting organized in the ‘90’s with her best-selling book (with Roberta Roesch), How To Be Organized In Spite Of Yourself, a Book-of-the-Month Club featured selection. She then took the concept of organizing to the next level by integrating it with another of America’s growing fascinations – spirituality. The result, Organizing For The Spirit, was published in 2004 (Jossey-Bass/J.Wiley & Sons).

As a professional organizer for twenty-eight years, life coach, speaker, and author, Sunny’s experience and educational background in counseling psychology have contributed to her development of the unique and effective individual styles method of organizing. By combining specific how-to’s with dynamic philosophy, she has created a highly respected approach to mastering the dual challenges of staying productive and feeling good. Whether coaching individuals or working with small groups, Sunny enables people to gain control over the time and space challenges that can make life seem overwhelming.

Once you see that the details of your life are all connected, those details can become meaningful and manageable. It’s then possible to go beyond simple organization to find out who you are, where you are in the story of your life, how to enjoy yourself, and how to give back something.

Sunny’s latest project is assisting Baby Boomers and their parents in tackling the accumulated “treasures” and “trash” of a lifetime. Using her own experience and professional perspective, she shows you how to make the decisions that will simplify your life, as well as how to acknowledge the experiences that make it meaningful.