Organizing Tips

Closet Makeover: Simple Steps to an Organized, Stress-Free Space

Ever walk into your closet and feel... meh? Like it’s just not working for you? You’re not alone. Organizing your wardrobe isn’t just about tidying up—it’s about making your clothes work for you, so that [...]

How Puzzles Improve Your Organizing Skills

The minute the weather starts cooling off, I head indoors and do one of my favorite winter pastimes…jigsaw puzzles. 🧩 Nerd alert! 🤓I know. I just love huddling over the coffee table working on a [...]

2 Years of ‘Why the F*#! Am I Still Not Organized?’

I started writing my book in 2018. But it felt more like I was a Roomba than a writer, as I fumbled around, getting stuck and not really making any meaningful progress. I just couldn’t [...]

Organizing Made Easy:Build on What’s Already Working for You

You already have the foundation for EVERY organizing system that will ever work for you in your house at this moment. Sound far-fetched? It’s true! In your home right now, there are clues about what [...]

Closing the Knowledge Gap: How a Little Research Can Help You Break Through Your Clutter Struggles

Rose stared at the pile of framed art leaning against her bedroom wall. She was so tired of looking at them. Plus, it was a total clutter catch. As long as they were there, clutter [...]

Create a Living Room You Love – No Perfection Needed

Gene wanted to have a dinner party. 🍽️ But she looked around her living room and thought twice… Stacks of magazines were on the couch, while mail crowded every inch of the coffee table. Workout [...]

How Imperfections Lead to Growth and Connection

I have a little confession: I absolutely love making mistakes. I know it might sound odd coming from an organizer, especially since we're often seen as needing to have it all together and be perfectly [...]

Tackling the Room of Doom: 4 Simple Solutions for Clutter-Free Shove Space

Imagine this...you’re in your kitchen, finally taking a moment to make yourself a cup of tea, when suddenly there’s a knock at the door. You freeze. The kitchen counter is covered with stuff—where did it [...]

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