I often talk with clients about how small steps lead to big results. One book I frequently recommend is Atomic Habits by James Clear.

The easiest way to get donations on their way to new homes is to place the donation bag or box in the passenger seat of your car.

Once the balances are known, clients often become overwhelmed by the question, "What to do with gift cards you are never going to use?"

Some want to “get” or "stay" organized, but what they are seeking is to “be” organized, or how to change their habits and live simply.

The last week of March is National Clutter Awareness Week. Let's bust some clutter!

To get things back on track, start small. Let go of the little things that are taking up space.

Reader Question: I think my mom is a hoarder. She says she just has a lot of stuff accumulated over a lifetime. Isn’t that the same?

Start the new year off right by checking out these six simple tips that are sure to help alleviate stress, frustration, and anxiety.

Simplifying your life sounds good, but how do you actually eliminate those little things that cause you stress or anxiety?

Are you ready to conquer clutter and overcome those feelings of overwhelm? I would love to help you do that this summer!

One of my goals this year is to have “less to-do in ’22.” How do you accomplish doing less without feeling guilty?

When many things seem to be of equal importance, how do you prioritize? Start by asking yourself some basic questions.

When you think about decluttering and organizing a space – or even your life – what do you tell yourself?

Simplify Your Life Week is observed in August each year and is the perfect time to refocus and declutter.

This training allows me to assist clients in building structure around their activities and information at home.

Do you ever feel a bit fuzzy in the head, unable to concentrate on the job at hand?