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Are You Stuck In The Clutter Trap?


You arrived on earth without clutter. Your parents and doting relatives started you on a pathway to accumulation. By the time you were a year old, you had mounds of functional clothing, twenty outfits suitable for dress-up, too many stuffed animals to fit in your bed, custom-sized furniture, a silver spoon, and a plastic Winnie-the-Pooh bowl. Perhaps there was also your christening gown: an heirloom already packed safely away waiting for the next generation. You had not even become a toddler yet, and you had already embarked on the road to the clutter trap.

The Clutter Campaign - Design Your Vision


I like a room you can dance in the middle of! Mariah Burton Nelson

Clutter Campaign - Commit Your Time


Decide When And Where To Start

Clutter Campaign - Select Your Tools


Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful. William Morris

Clutter Campaign - Maintain Your Success


To want in one's heart to do a thing for its own sake; to enjoy doing it; to concentrate all one's energies upon it?that's not only the surest guarantee of success. It is also being true to oneself. Amelia Earhart

Dont Get Lost In The Shuffle


I have a good friend whom (also being in the same business) I often compare notes with.

Get Organized -- Every Home Needs An Office


EVERY HOME NEEDS AN OFFICE

Tired of Endless Chores and To-Dos? Stop Running Around in Circles and Enjoy Life Again


Do you feel like you are running around in circles, completing one task after the next only to find there are 20 chores you have not done yet? I am not even talking about the constants such as grocery shopping, returns, doctor appointments, clients, and carpool!

Home Organizing Tips & Gizmos


Staying organized can be a constant battle. The following organizing tips should help you in various areas of your home, even if you are ?organizationally challenged?:

The Organized Move: Packing Made Simple


(This is the second in a series of three articles on "The Organized Move")

Common Clutter Culprits- How to Bust Through Clutter


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The Top 10 Habits of Organized People


Have you ever wondered how some people seem to have ?it all together ? all the time,? while you struggle with deadlines, misplace items, and run late for appointments? Are you interested in learning the secrets to their organizing success? If so, implement the following strategies and you too will experience the joy of more focus, time and success.

Give Up Control to Get Control


For some reason, Americans think they have something to prove by doing it all themselves. People say to me all of the time, that someone else just can?t do for them, the things that are on the ?to do ? list. Well, that is not only a ridiculous statement, but one that can be proven wrong over and over again. We all strive to appear in control. However, you cannot be in control if you are constantly struggling to juggle events and lists. So give up some of the control. I know that is a scary thought, but do it. By having professionals handle the items on your list, you will amaze your friends and family by having more time to enjoy life and you will seem more in control than ever. Don?t worry. We don?t expect you to do this cold turkey. We are going to give you tips on accomplishing this daunting task after we shock you into reality. Don't Be A Statistic! Here are the facts......I think the expression is "read 'em and weep." I know I wanted to when I saw these numbers. According to the Economic Policy Institute, the average U.S. family works between 105-115 hours per week. So let's run the numbers. 168 hours in a 7 day week x2 (if 2 people are working those hours) = 336 Less 110 hours for work Less 112 hours for sleeping Less 28 hours for eating Less 15 hours for commuting So what's left........71 HOURS!!! That is 71 hours for both workers total. Look like a big number of hours? Keep running the math. (If you are single that leaves you with 35.5 hrs - cut everything in half) Now what do you have to do in that 71 hours? Remember, if you are doing something as a family (both workers), you have to double the hours used when you subtract from the 71. Spend time with your family Run/attend children's activities (i.e. soccer, music lessons) Run errands Visit friends/relatives for special occasions Make purchases - clothing, gifts, daily needs

Ending The Morning Madness


Back-to-school time ? what does that mean to you? For some people, it?s shopping for school supplies, gearing up for PTA meetings, and artwork taped to the refrigerator. For others, it?s the beginning of a constant struggle to get everyone up, ready, and out of the house on time. Morning should be an enjoyable time for you and your kids ? not a battle of the wills or a race against the clock. But you can make the ?morning mambo? go a lot smoother, with a little advance preparation and some good organizing techniques!

Does Your Storage Make Sense?


What do your storage spaces look like? Do you know exactly where to go when you are looking for something? Is your system logical? Designing a meaningful storage space requires a lot more than just putting stuff in a closet, drawer, or cabinet. You need STRUCTURE -- some proven guidelines to follow while setting up your storage spaces. Let?s begin with these basic organizing principles:

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