New Reality TV Series Focuses on Helping Struggling Hoarding Business Owners

The show 'Hoarders' is extremely popular with American TV audiences. The thought of people living in piles and piles of junk seems to fascinate people and encourage them to watch week after week.

Seattle, WA (prHWY.com) July 26, 2012 - The show 'Hoarders' is extremely popular with American TV audiences. The thought of people living in piles and piles of junk seems to fascinate people and encourage them to watch week after week. Most of the shows on 'Hoarders' focuses on homes and private residents, but a spin-off series 'Hoarders - Office Edition' will focus on the business aspect of hoarding.

"Running a business isn't as easy as it looks", said professional organizer Jamie Matthews. "People think it all just falls into place when you start a business, but it doesn't. There is tons of paperwork and lots of organization involved, and if you have the pre-disposition to hoard that just makes it difficult."

Jamie Matthews focuses on helping professionals get their business and professional life organized. She, along with a crew of seven others will be the focus of the show. The show will travel around the nation helping business owners get organized.

"One of the things that we focus on during this reality TV show is how to organize all the paperwork that is involved with owning a business", said Matthews. "I spend a whole day helping business owners get their paperwork organized through a managed document review program. It's amazing how much just using this program can help de-clutter an office."

In addition to helping business owners de-clutter the space, Matthews and her crew will redecorate and rearrange the office space that the owners work in. Half of the show is dedicated to making the office space more user-friendly, while the other half is dedicated to learning how to organize every aspect of owning a business.

"We really don't just clean up the office in a restaurant for example", said Matthews. "We go outside of the office and help to de-clutter other areas of the business. For example, a restaurant may need help in figuring out inventory or managing finances. We do it all on this show."

"Hoarders - Office Edition" has already shot over 24 episodes which will be airing sometime in the Fall TV season. The show has helped all types of businesses ranging from dog groomers, restaurants, hotels and even a massage parlor.

"I didn't realize how unorganized my life was until the show came to help me", said restaurant owner Dwain Travis. "They came in and really helped me out, which turned my life around. I can now really focus on my business and start making money that will help my family."

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