Picking up from my previous blog, New Resolutions: Get Your Home in Order, we will begin step two of our project.
Picking up from my previous blog, New Resolutions: Get Your Home in Order, we will begin step two of our project.
By now, your resolve to follow through with your new year’s resolutions is likely fading. How about a new one? Let’s plan home organizing and home improvement projects for the year. This resolution doesn’t require you to start these projects, so it is an easy one to complete.
We have all gone through these stages of celebrating New Year’s Eve:
Wishing you all a wonderful Christmas day however you decide to spend it.
As Scarlett O’Hara said in Gone with the Wind, “After all, tomorrow is another day.” In that spirit, I am gifting you the day off from organizing, unless you truly want to do so!
Organizing digital files, emails, and photos can be overwhelming, especially when things start to pile up and your devices feel cluttered. Still and all, just like tidying up your home, getting your digital life in order can make everything run so much more smoothly, saving you a ton of time. Here’s how to begin:
Hopefully, you have devised a system for organizing your kids’ toys. Now how do you keep this system from falling apart as days, weeks, and months go by?
Let’s face it: keeping kids’ toys organized is like trying to hold water in your hands—it’s a constant, often futile battle. But with a few simple strategies, you can at least make the chaos manageable (and maybe even trick yourself into believing you’ve got it under control). Here’s a low-stress, realistic guide to organizing
Minimalism is all about simplifying and focusing on what truly matters. Applying this mindset to home organizing can make your space feel more peaceful and functional. If you are looking to declutter and create a more minimalist home, here are some easy steps to get started.
Keeping a tidy house with pets requires a blend of diligence and practical strategies. Here are six tips for keeping your pet-friendly house clean.
In a world buzzing with distractions, organizing is not just about tidying up physical spaces—it is about reclaiming control and clarity. Whether it is decluttering your desk or streamlining your digital files, organizing empowers efficiency and peace of mind.