With spring right around the corner, you might be feeling some familiar urges to clean, declutter, and get organized. It almost feels like this natural momentum to get these projects done is spring’s gift to us – a little extra fuel to do tasks that we don’t normally want to do. But even with the extra motivation we might be feeling, it can still be

Ready to get rid of some clutter?   I can practically hear you saying “Yesss!!!”   If you’re like most of my clients, the desire is not the problem…it’s finding the time to get it done.   Often, we have grandiose pictures in our heads of what it will look like to declutter “the right way…” (days blocked out for deep, thorough organizing, perfect containers,

2020 is officially behind us, but the unrest and uncertainty seem to be following us into the new year. Will 2021 be any better than 2020? While it’s impossible to know what’s around the corner, one thing is for sure: everything is better when you are organized. And while closets and cabinets are the typical focus for decluttering, we can find a lot of peace

We work for weeks to create this special holiday for our families, hoping that with all the planning and shopping and wrapping and cooking and decorating we can enjoy a truly memorable day. But more often than not, the joy is eclipsed by still more work – putting together toys, throwing out wrapping paper and packaging, cooking favorite recipes, and managing to the unexpected. But

Just when you think you finally know how to organize, hard-to-organize items – such as these toys – can make you feel like you’re back at the starting line. Or maybe you’ve organized your toy room before, but your kids just don’t cooperate with putting the toys back into the bins. It might be time for something a little more creative…like these fun containers: