Being a professional organizer is a privilege. I have the honor of being invited into people’s private lives. The job is fun, challenging and educational. I have learned so much over the years, mostly because clients have educated me about their belongings. Just for fun, I thought I would share an updated version of the […]
Think You Know Clutter? Read More »
Organizing is a “living” process. By this I mean that getting and staying organized is not something we do only once. While we may establish some systems that we carry over the course of a lifetime, we are also likely to experience shifting needs as as we age. In working with clients of all ages
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Have you ever considered why you feel the way you do about stuff? Have you ever questioned your tendency to shove things out of sight, hold onto items or keep your belongings organized “just so?” While many factors can influence our relationship with material possessions, one that we might be slow to recognize is our
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Today was a frustrating day. You probably know the kind, where things do not go according to plan. We all have them. In my case, the day began when I came downstairs to find my husband’s tools spread over the kitchen and our beverage refrigerator half-removed from its location. We had just purchased a new
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Planning a room’s layout can be complicated. A task that seems simple on the surface can actually be fraught with challenges. Sometimes, there are issues with the physical space, such as: Oddly shaped rooms Unusually low or high ceilings Lack of wall space due to doors and windows Intrusive or obstructive built-in furniture Interrupted and
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