It's not just a new month. It's a new year and a new decade. Do you know what the most popular New Year's resolution is? Ok, it's losing weight. But a close second is getting organized! What does better organization mean for you, your life, and your upcoming
The holidays will be over before you know it. As of the date of this post, there are 40 days until the New Year. While surviving the holidays might have you wrapped in a fleece blanket on the couch wishing you could wave a magic
A daily-weekly-monthly cleaning routine helps organize your home without too much overwhelm or long hours wasting your weekend cleaning.
We have seen in our work with clients the ways in which high-functioning depression struggle to even take the first step in getting organized.
Organizing debt can put you in control of your financial future, which is important for reducing stress and living the life you want to live.
These 6 organization hacks can help you start each day off with a little less stress and a little less panic about where the car keys really are.
Organizing can be stressful, but you can take the stress out of organizing. How? By breaking it down into small goals, by being ok with imperfection, by getting help when you need it, and by just continuing to try. Celebrate the small victories! When faced with
This time of year is dedicated to gift giving, but what if the best gift led to less stress and clutter? Material gifts are hit and miss, with many purchases stored in closets or on shelves, or even returned to the retailer. It’s a waste
Since being interviewed for an article for the Washington Post about living more simply in the aftermath of the floods and fires, I've been thinking about our relationship with stuff. I've been trying to find a clear answer to the question, what can't you live without?
How did you feel the last time you sat alone in your living room? What about the last time you invited friends over to your house? Were you worried about how your living room looks or feels? Did you go on a clearing or cleaning
by Cris Sgrott-Wheedleton There are many different areas where getting organized can make a huge difference, but getting organized to travel can save you time, money, stress, and returning to the house to retrieve a forgotten passport (or child's blanket they can't sleep without). Travel can be
by Cris Sgrott-Wheedleton We’ve all seen it driving through our neighborhoods: the car parked in the driveway because of a jam-packed garage that leaves no room for the very thing it was built to hold. Sometimes, the garage has walkable areas where someone can squeeze around