Lisa Woodruff

Dr. Lisa Woodruff is a psychologist, productivity expert, and the visionary founder of Organize 365. Lisa has transformed the way we think about home, redefining what it means to run a modern household successfully.

She created several essential household operating systems, including the life-changing Sunday basket household management system; a weekly planning system that has saved users 16 million hours to date; the comprehensive Productive Home Solution home organization curriculum; and the Paper Solution information management system.

She is consistently ranked as the 31st-largest female business in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was named the Cincinnati Woman Entrepreneur of the Year in 2024.

As the host of the top-rated Organize 365 podcast, which has garnered over 25 million downloads, and has six best-selling Amazon books. Lisa is world-renowned for her compassionate, relatable approach to the invisible work of household management.

With a background in education and a PhD in applied psychology, Lisa leads the Organize 365 research team, focusing on households' economic profitability and productivity. Her research and frameworks have empowered women to implement proven school and business productivity systems at home, helping them reclaim time for what they are uniquely gifted and created to do.

As a recognized thought-leader, Lisa’s work has been featured in many national publications such as The New York Times, Fast Company, US News and World Report, Women’s World, Ladies Home Journal, Getting Organized and Woman’s Day magazines. She’s been interviewed on over fifty podcasts, featured in more than fifty local TV segments, participated in countless online summits and is a regular HuffPost and ADDitude magazine contributor.

Lisa is committed to engaging in dialogue to better understand and support the essential work of household managers, conducting academic research in this field, creating the missing systems to support our lives, and elevating the running of the household as a small business.

Lisa lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, with her husband Greg, adult children Joey & Abby, and her grandchildren, Grayson & Noah.