One of the questions I get asked the most from prospective clients is “How long will it take?” What a great question… Most people want a time frame: one hour, four hours, something concrete. Unfortunately, the answer is not that easy. The answer I ALWAYS give is: “Organizing is a process! Whatever the situation may…
I’ve been sending out this newsletter for the past five years and decided it was time for me to get up close and personal with you.
If you have been reading my newsletters for awhile you know that I always post the latest before and after photos of our most recent work.
This month I’d like to share with you some photos of some of the areas in my home.
After reading so many articles about Spring Cleaning, I decided to dig in and figure out why so many people do this.
Having been diagnosed at a very early age with OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) I just always assumed that everyone did it because it was such a wonderful thing to do and that everyone enjoyed it as much as I did. To be truthful, I engaged in Spring Cleaning all year long. I just didn’t get teased when it was spring as everyone else seemed to be on board.
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tural disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and/or fires, can have disastrous and far reaching effects on our lives. Especially if we are not prepared!
Watching the news and seeing images of people who lost everything, their houses, cars, clothing, family heirlooms and photographs, in the aftermath of a natural disaster, has always made me think about how they were going to put their lives back together.
Turn off email and text alerts to avoid interruptions. Check your emails at scheduled times throughout the day. NOT ALL DAY! Limit social media time to 30 minutes per day, preferably after work. Don’t schedule an in person meeting when you can Skype or simply make a phone call. Combine meetings with breakfast, lunch or dinner.…