Marilyn Nagel envisions the coaching process as a way for all people to bring success, love, and joy to their personal lives, their businesses, and the world around them.
Founding member of the Hawaii Coaches Alliance, Ms. Nagel graduated from Coach U, and studied at Temple University, The Philadelphia College of Art, and Bucks County Community College. With over 30 years experience as a small business owner, professional organizer, workshop designer and facilitator, marketing consultant and coach, she is fully qualified to guide you on your journey of happiness and high productivity toward reaching your full potential.
In 1975, she started her first venture in Philadelphia, designing, producing and marketing wearable art. In 1980, Marilyn moved her business to Hawaii expanding it to include representing other artists, and eventually manufacturers. As manufacturers sought her out, the consulting and coaching aspects of her business began.
Her expertise with regard to small business is coaching entrepreneurs to craft successful enterprises and grow their businesses to reflect their vision and their values. As a personal coach, her work is an expression of the belief that suffering is optional. As a business consultant, Marilyn specializes in conventional and non-conventional ways to market products and services. She regularly teaches a course she developed entitled “Turning Your Dream Business into a Reality.”
Utilizing her experience as a professional organizer and visual artist, she applies her creativity to assist clients in designing and implementing systems with attractive solutions. In 2004, she developed the “AAHAA System”, a program which when put into practice eliminates clutter forever and began a service know as The ClutterBuster offering a combination of personal coaching, systems, and hands-on assistance. Ms. Nagel’s expert advice has been published in “31 Words to Create an Organized Life”, and is offered via workshops such as “Unclutter Your Life Inside & Out” and “Clutter Free for Life.” As a professional speaker, she presents such topics as “Simple Solutions for a Clutter Free Life.”
Marilyn resides in Honolulu with her husband, Wayne where they enjoy exploring Mother Nature, jogging, theatre and art. She has completed three marathons after the age of 50 and is a volunteer staff member for the Honolulu Marathon Clinic.
