We're only a little more than 100 days away from the end of the year, so to get us through the rest of 2020. To be more prepared for whatever the holidays bring this year, here are 40 organizing ideas you can use between now
As kids go back to school, parents are often the ones handling the balancing act. But guess what? They learn some pretty great things about organizing their homes and lives to make things easier. This week, we've rounded up their best organizing advice: From The Organized Mom
The challenge in organizing your electronics is often a cord problem. Everything uses it's own charger, so you have a tangled mess of wires everywhere, especially when the kids are home from school (or doing school at home). And because recycling electronics can be tough,
Instead of recognizing the impact of small changes, we become overwhelmed at organizing our homes from seeing the whole house as a single project. Small changes can be big wins - and small changes are often what motivate us to keep going. Think about how
We have talked often about ways you can be organized as you pack and prepare to move, but what happens when you arrive at the new house? This is your opportunity to unpack in a way that you start with more organization. Several years ago,
Why is it that talk of organizing your home, office, or life goes hand in hand with stress and overwhelm? We think it's possible to make organizing fun. In fact, most of the time when we're working with clients or in their homes, we are
Are you struggling to organize your food storage? One of the many changes brought about by the pandemic is that a lot of us are going to stores less often. We are also buying more or buying in bulk when we do. It's not just toilet
Organizing your digital files can make you more efficient and productive. Forbes recently published an article about what financial documents you need to keep and for how long. How many of you have more than a year's worth of bank and credit card statements? Our computers
A recent Gartner survey revealed that 80% of business leaders anticipate that their staffs will continue to work from home after the pandemic. What everyone has discovered is that it is less expensive to allow employees to work from home (no overhead). They are still
Whether your child will be going to school part-time or continuing to learn from home full-time, it's a great time to begin thinking about how to better organize their study space before school begins. Last spring, everyone just had to jump in and make do
Decluttering and organizing are hard tasks, and breaking through the emotional barrier of decluttering can be almost impossible. A lot of times, you’re being asked (or asking yourself) to consider getting rid of something that either elicits a visceral response or is loaded with history.
Clutter makes you sick. It adds stress. It affects your self-esteem. And it even makes you eat more. If clutter makes you sick, why you do have it? The thing is, clutter doesn't always happen purposefully. In fact, most of the time, we end up