Posts Tagged ‘vertical space’
“Clutter-tecture”
In: Clutter Control
21 Jul 2009To get organized and stay organized, STRUCTURE matters. I have often said that to STAY organized you need organizing systems made up of two components: an easy habit and an appropriate structure. To GET organized also requires structure. This is what I call cluttertecture. To get a cluttered room under control, it’s impossible to jump [...]
Top 10 Closet Storage Do’s and Don’ts: #6
In: Closet
17 Jun 2009This is the sixth in a series of Top 10 Closet Storage Do’s and Don’ts. 6. DON’T store loose papers in shopping bags. The vast majority of paper I find in plastic shopping bags is garbage. These bags tend to fall into the category I call “make-it-go-away” bags, which is not a good idea. If, however, [...]
Top 10 Closet Storage Do’s and Don’ts: #1
In: Closet
9 Jun 2009With more people working from home and more families needing to squeeze another year out of a home that’s too small, there is a growing need to maximize storage space. This is the first in a series of Top 10 Closet Storage Do’s and Don’ts. 1. DON’T waste vertical space. When storage space is at [...]
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Professional Organizer Matt Baier and his team declutter and organize homes and offices in Stamford, New Canaan, Greenwich, Westport, Darien, Norwalk, Fairfield, Westchester County, and New York City.
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- One, Two, Four-get It!
- The Path To Paperless
- The Pendulum Swings
- Teeing It Up
- Product Review: The Sticky Pad
- Top 10 Dedicated Zones
- Product Review: Neat Desk for Mac
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- The Barrier of Perfection
- Closet Impossible?
- Betsey Barger: Matt and team are fanTAStic. Have just made my first referral to a friend. I wish I'd discovered h [...]
- Matt: Excellent! This is a quick win that makes a big difference down the road. [...]
- Brian: Great advice! I definitely leave too many things in their envelopes, so this is something I can do i [...]
- Lisa Corrado: Matt, you are so right when you say many of what we consider tasks are actually projects. And I real [...]
- Steven: Tasks are simple. If you try to finish the tasks then think that you have completed the project. You [...]