Organizing Tips From Our Professionals
While hosting for the holidays can be seen as a badge of honor in some families it is also a cause of stress and anxiety for many. If you are starting to sweat just thinking about Thursday, this post is for you. Here are 6 easy tips on how to minimize the stress and clutter for Turkey Day.
Read MoreIf your news feeds, news sites, and friend lists look anything like mine you have certainly seen the many iterations of summer reading lists. I love a good book just as much as anyone, but I offer you an alternative: where to donate the books from reading lists of years past that are now simply just taking up space.
Read MoreIf I could offer one piece of advice around containers it would be this: stop buying containers before you are ready!
Read MoreOne of the most common questions I am asked by clients is about children's artwork and more specifically: what should they do with it? It is often a question that appears to be asked out of guilt. Should they save it all and let their children decide what they want later in life? Recycle most of it? Display it all over their house?
Read MoreIf you're stuck inside today like me, and most of the state of Massachusetts, you may quickly realize snow days can be a perfect spring board for organizing projects that have been on your to-do-list. Yes, there are other things to balance on these days like shoveling, working at home, and kids for some, but that doesn't mean you can't get started.
Read MorePiggybacking on last week's entry, I'd like to talk about an easy way to help with the final step of getting donation items moved from a pile in your house, out the door to a donation location. Putting together a group of items for donation is hard work, both emotionally and physically. Make sure that effort is not wasted!
Read MoreMany clients I work with enlist my services because they have hit various road blocks at points in the organizing and decluttering process and they are now ready to commit to moving the process forward.
One common road block I hear about from clients is that they are able to make a decision to get rid of something, but somehow time passes and the item is still in their possession. There are many reasons this can happen, but often times it is simply because a client does not know how to dispose of or donate it properly.
Read MoreAre you one of the many folks that opted to start the new year promising that "this is the year" you would tackle a big item on your to do list, or finally "get organized"? Many people make New Year's resolutions with great intent, but quickly find they are not achieving the outcomes they had aimed for.
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