We were lucky to catch up with Leslie Lehr recently and have shared our conversation below.

Alright, Leslie thanks for taking the time to share your stories and insights with us today. Let’s start with a story that highlights an important way in which your brand diverges from the industry standard.
Leslie stands out in the home organization space because she isn’t a store-bought solution provider. She doesn’t want you to sort your life in clear acrylic containers, she wants to help you bring unexpected solutions to ordinary spaces with a touch of flair only she can provide. While most lifestyle experts teach their clients that more is more, Leslie knows the value in living with less. She doesn’t want her clients to over-purchase. Instead, she wants them to learn how to live and entertain with the pieces they have and invest in quality products.

Leslie, before we move on to more of these sorts of questions, can you take some time to bring our readers up to speed on you and what you do?
Leslie Lehr is a Phoenix, Arizona-based lifestyle expert and organizational specialist with a passion for refined style. Through an authentic approach, Leslie has built a business dedicated to living more with less, bringing together joy and creativity for a healthy relationship with design that is stylish, functional, and clutterless. As a child, Leslie spent countless hours decorating her dollhouse, and she grew that labor of love into a passionate career with a style that was influenced by her geography – living on both coasts and in the southwest – she mixes contemporary styles with a dash of tradition. Her company, Leslie Lehr Living, is inspired by her values: she guides her clients by finding beauty in order, living simply with a pop of personality, and creating systems that allow for sustainability and living with less. love helping my clients, the modern day superwoman live her best life with les(s). I am passionate about sharing my Tidy Tips, simple solutions, sustainable practices, and beautiful aesthetics on social media, TV, and publications. I’m the “Go To” girlfriend to help you win at home, work, and play. Looking to live your best life with less so you can live more, follow me @leslielehrliving.

Is there a particular goal or mission driving your creative journey?
Leslie Lehr Living Mission Statement: Helping you achieve your best life with les(s). My mission to help you achieve your best life with les(s) so you can live more is what drives my creative journey. Leslie Lehr Living is where the modern day superwoman can learn to live her best life with les(s) at home, work, and play. This is where you can find lifestyle + organizing advice, sustainable practices, how to create beautiful aesthetics, insights to create order, plus simple solutions to win at home, work, and play. Leslie Lehr Living wants you to honor your life and celebrate what you have. She helps her clients appreciate the pieces that fill their lives with positivity while guiding them to let go of what they don’t use. When you let go of stuff that clutters your home, the space that opens up enables you to fill your life with more positivity and less stress and anxiety.

How did you build your audience on social media?
I have built a loyal and engaged audience on social media by staying true to my values, my brand, and my style. My audience has learned that I am a lifestyle expert and organizational specialist with a passion for refined style. Through an authentic approach, I built a business, Leslie Lehr Living, dedicated to living more with less, bringing together joy and creativity for a healthy relationship with design that is stylish, functional, and free of clutter. Leslie Lehr Living is where my audience can find simple solutions, learn how to bring order and style to any space, how to live simple, there is beauty in order, and how to win at home, work, and play.

Contact Info:

• Website: http://leslielehrliving.com/
• Instagram: @leslielehrliving
• Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leslie-lehr-9bb966
• Other: Pinterest https://pin.it/6D3B3JQ

Image Credits
Photographer Colleen Katz