Moms and organizers offer tips for all things back to school
Filed under: Clear the clutter, Family Management, Healthy Habits, Home Organization, Organize My Kids
(Article appearing in the BerksMont News, PA)
For parents who have been trying to keep their youngsters occupied all summer, September often replaces Christmas as “the most wonderful time of the year!” But for those parents who don’t like rigid schedules and helping with homework, it can also translate into a time of much family stress. Either way, back to school is a time of change. Professional organizers, a growing profession nationally and locally, are often called in to help families in times of transition.
Resolve to Get Organized in 2010 with Organizing Workshops in Indianapolis/Carmel, IN
Filed under: Clear the clutter, Home Organization, NAPO GO Month, Office Organization, Paper Management, Time Management & Productivity
If you live in the Indianapolis area, here are my upcoming workshops for Get Organized Month
Originally posted 2010-01-07 17:41:35. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Quick Garage Organizing Tips
Spring is almost here! Are you as ready as I am to get outdoors and get your yard 
ready for spring? But how easy will that be if your garage has turned into a wasteland of clutter and junk you’ve been saving for years?
Originally posted 2009-03-08 22:32:39. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Garage Sales 101 – Preparing, pricing and advertising
Filed under: Clear the clutter, Home Organization, Simplified/Frugal Living
Here’s the next installment in our Garage Sales 101 series. Today I’ll talking about how to attract potential buyers for your sale, preparing your stuff and pricing.
Garage Sales 101 – Get the most out of selling your unwanted stuff
Filed under: Clear the clutter, Downsizing/Moving, Frugal/Simplified Living, Home Organization, Saving Money
I’ve been wanting to do this series all summer on planning a successful Garage Sale, but I’ve been so busy this summer helping clients to take control of their homes and offices and rid their lives of unwanted stuff.
