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.
Organizing 101 – Where Will I Look for This When I Need it?
Filed under: Clear the clutter, Healthy Habits, Home Organization, Office Organization, Paper Management, Time Management & Productivity
I just read this great post on the Productivity 501 blog. I couldn’t have said it better myself. I address this concept with my organizing clients all the time. When it comes to trying to find something that you’ve stored, it’s best to have your stuff sorted “Like with Like” and stored where you will USE it, not where it fits best. Read more
Back to School 101 – Organize Those School Supplies (on Fox 59)
Filed under: Family Management, Home Organization, Organize My Kids
I was thrilled to be invited to appear on the Indianapolis FOX 59 Morning News segment BACK TO SCHOOL 101: Organize School Supplies. Here’s the video:
Identify Clutter With Three Easy Questions
Filed under: Clear the clutter, Healthy Habits, Home Organization, Office Organization, Time Management & Productivity
What exactly is clutter? Can you easily identify the clutter in your home and 
life?
Originally posted 2010-04-15 12:04:31. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Five Strategies to Reduce Book Clutter
Filed under: Healthy Habits, Home Organization, Organizing Products & Reviews
One of the toughest types of clutter to control is books. Books enrich our 
lives – they provide enjoyment, humor, an escape to other worlds and they educate – just to name a few of the benefits. We build entire rooms in our home as a shrine to our books and shelves from floor to ceiling are often dedicated to store our book collection. That’s why I said in the first sentence that book clutter is one of the most difficult habits to break.
Originally posted 2009-11-22 15:44:19. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
