Every year, I see people dive into spring cleaning. You make these huge lists of things to clean in the hopes of setting yourself up for success for the rest of the year. And while I do see the value in some spring cleaning, in some ways I think it’s another way that we can make ourselves feel bad about the state of our homes by not doing “enough”, compared to what we think others are doing. In that spirit, here are five questions I’ve been asked about spring cleaning recently, with tips that you can use all year round. My goal is that they help you simplify your season, not make it more complicated.
Read MoreAs an organizer, I find that often people make things more complicated than they need to be. There are so many things we can do to save time at home.
Here are 5 things you can stop doing right now to save yourself time (and money!) at home.
Read MoreI am frequently asked how to keep a space tidy after the decluttering and organizing process is completed. While no one typically likes the answer to this question, it is both shockingly easy and also, totally infuriating.
The magic lies in the resets. There’s no other formula except to just do a little bit at a time, and to do it consistently. The secret to organizing is similar to that of weight loss: Consistency.
Read MoreThis post isn’t so much about my birthday (although - woohoo!!) as it is about how being organized helped me save money on my birthday gift.
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