How to Get Organized When a Family Member Becomes Sick
No one is ever prepared when a family member gets sick. In the spring, we received a call from Tom whose wife (Suzy) was hospitalized for a month because
An Organizing Story: Meet Mary (not her real name)
I had a client who lived in a place she hated, had a job she hated and no boyfriend (which she wanted). She hired me to help declutter for
A Baby Boomer’s Perspective: Helping Our Parents Downsize
Being a "baby boomer" with aging parents (we don’t use the “O” word) is a challenge. Someone has to manage their finances, medical care etc., in addition to
Marie Kondo Craze or Crazy?
Last fall, when putting my blogging calendar together, I thought about Marie Kondo and her book "The Life-Changing Art of Tidying Up". It seemed like a good topic at the
Case Study: Does Your Stuff Make You Overweight?
Client: Patricia Project: Clean up and clear out the household clutter Background: “Patricia” called me in the fall of 2014. She had recently moved from her family home where she had raised
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
Rockin’ It In 2016…
Ok STOP, with all of the emails about yet another magical diet, joining another gym challenge, all this change my life stuff…that I am getting every day! I feel inadequate
The Kids Clutter Free Gift Giving Guide
Last week, I shared with you some of my favorite "clutter free gifts" for those hard to buy people
The Best Gift Giving Guide for that Hard to Buy for Person
When I think about the holidays…the purchasing, giving, and receiving of gifts, all the time and effort put into buying the right thing, I think, "What are we
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