Transition Made Easy
Did you know that the peak times for people deciding to separate and/or get divorced is in the months of January, February and September? This is usually the time
Organizing Case Study: Downsizing
Client: Donna Project: Downsize prior to staging and selling a family home and preparing to move into a new, smaller home. Background: Donna called me early last year because she
New Year…New Approaches!
I love the start of a New Year, it feels so great to have a fresh new beginning. Some of my "go-to" tasks for a new year are: Buying a new planner/calendar. As
Be Kind to Yourself by Doing One Thing!
Making a phone call can change it all! Recently, a client called me who had been on leave from her job for several months. She was getting ready to
Organizing the Battery Dilemma
While organizing with my clients, we seem to always collect massive quantities of batteries. We find batteries in junk drawers, on desks, near desks, in kitchens, in mudrooms
[Organizing It All Series] Part V: Paper Management
This is the final part of a five part series of posts on “Organizing It All!” Over the last several months, I have provided you with some useful tips and suggestions on
“I Have Always Been Organized, What Happened?”
Have you heard the term “Situational Disorganization”? What is it and how does it happen? Situational Disorganization is when an event occurs that we cannot control and we are
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