3 Magic Questions to Help You Let Go of Stuff
These three gems have helped my clients over and over. Try them out on something you’ve been hanging on to and let me know what happens! Continue reading
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Where To Put Clothes That Aren’t Dirty OR Clean
Before I became a professional organizer, I thought I was the only one who wore a blouse or a pair of pants 2-3 times before washing them. I’ve come... Continue reading
When You Can’t Close Your Sock Drawer
I couldn’t close my sock drawer last week. It was just too stuffed! Do you have difficulty “releasing” socks, too? (Why is it so difficult to throw them out?!)
Being... Continue reading
How to End Paper Clutter for Good
Weren’t we promised a paperless world? I hate paper as much as you do, but I’ve found the secret to dealing with this monster. Here’s what to do before... Continue reading
How to Organize Your Receipts
Drive you crazy when you can't find the receipt for an item you want to return? How about those crumpled up receipts in your purse/wallet? I have a solution! Continue reading
How to Free Yourself From Filing Paperwork
Filing paperwork is NOT my favorite task. But I’ve learned it doesn’t have to be a task I dread. These days, filing paperwork is a lot easier. Much of... Continue reading
How Watching a Movie Reduced My Clutter
If you don’t have the time or money for a complete bathroom renovation, there is still plenty you can do to get more love from that overused and under-appreciated... Continue reading
How Organizing With Me Is Different
If you’re on the fence about whether this whole organizing thing is right for you, I’ve got a couple of resources for you. Continue reading
How to Get Your Family Organized [Clutter-Free Agreement Download]
When I work with families on decluttering, we go through a series of steps that go far beyond a one-time pickup. Try it yourself & download my Clutter-Free Agreement... Continue reading
It’s Not ONLY About Joy
I don’t know about you, but my plunger doesn’t really ‘spark joy’ in the way that Marie Kondo, the Japanese organizer with a new Netflix show, defines it. But... Continue reading