Last December, I had the privilege of attending the Broadway show “I Need That” in New York City. The Connecticut chapter of the National Association of Productivity and Organizing, along with a friend from the New York Chapter, took a field trip to get Broadway’s take on organizing, decluttering, and what we really “need.” As […]
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This past week I was happy to participate in another session of Minimal Quest. If you’ve never heard of it, the third Tuesday of each month two other professional organizers and I host this free, virtual meet-up to talk about various aspects of pursuing minimalism and getting organized. Last night our topic was, “What Your
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We’ve moved into the second month of the new year. For many, resolutions have fallen by the wayside. You may be critical of yourself if you haven’t stuck with your goal, but this may be a mistake. Not all reasons for ceasing effort are the same. Have you fallen short or simply made a wise
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Building or renovating a home is a large undertaking. The excitement of having something new and improved is often tempered by the pressure of having to make a lot of decisions. Professionals often can offer valuable information. Realtors know what sells, architects know what flows, and designers know what appeals. From years working with clients,
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Today is the last day of “Lighten Up! Tips for Letting Go in 2024.” Have you had been able to make some improvements in your space? Have you let go of a few things that have been feeling like a burden? I hope so! It feels so good to remove things from our spaces (and
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