1. Keep a calendar and refer to it daily: This is key. If you don’t make time for something the probability is that it won’t happen. If you made an appointment with your doctor, you’d put it in your calendar and wouldn’t miss it (hopefully). Well…your time is important as well. Put all appointments in…
Details“Organization isn’t about perfection; it’s about efficiency, reducing stress and clutter, saving time and money and improving your overall quality of life.” ~ Christina Scalise ~ If you are going through a major life transition that’s left your home in disarray, have a big move in your future or are simply overwhelmed by clutter, a…
DetailsNearly once a week I get a call from a prospective client that says… “my INSERT BLANK is a hoarder and they need help”. What they are trying to tell me is that that person has a lot of stuff and, in their opinion, more “stuff” than most. That said, although I know what they…
DetailsThe short answer is NO. Everyone does things differently and, therefore, there is no one “right” way to organize. That said, the purpose of organizing is so that things are functional and easily accessible.. A good example would be…when it comes to paperwork, some people like to file papers away and some people like to…
DetailsAs you can imagine, my job requires me to be in other people’s homes on a daily basis. Before starting work for the first time, we do a walk through so that my client can show me around, show me what’s bothering them and talk about what they want organized or “better” organized as…
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