Have you been thinking about organizing your clothes closet? In my last video “The Secret of Getting and Staying Organized,” I talked about the most important place to start. It’s always best to start by getting clear on you priorities before taking on any organizing project. Organizing your clothes is no exception
For organizing homework tips I reached out to my head manager, Marlie Reid. Marlie is not only my top organizer, but she was also a tutor. So she knows good homework practices and how to organize them. Marlie shared four key tips with me.
Today I want to share some organizing tips from the field.
This week I’m taking a look at back to school organizing.
With more of us are traveling again, I thought I would look at organizing to travel. It’s great that we’re getting away more, but traveling can be pretty stressful IF you’re not organized. Here are some tips to help.
With more of us hitting the road this summer, I thought I’d talk about organizing your car.
Organizing arts & crafts begins with clarifying the usage of your space. There are essentially three usages for art and crafts spaces.
Organizing Your Playroom is a subject that really should have been Part 1 to last week’s Playroom Organizing Systems. It's best to always focus on getting organized before looking at systems for staying organized.
This week I visited the home of my account manger Kim Milera to talk about Playroom Organizing Systems.
We also decided to do a time-lapse video to demonstrate that it all happened inside one 6 hour day. I took the opportunity to point out the zones we created and the procedure we used. It all happens very quickly in the video (below). So I will spell out how to organize more completely here.
It seems fitting to discuss organizing your keepsakes during my focus on basement organizing this month.
I focused on basement storage in my last post, so now I focus on organizing your basement space. Here are four points to consider when organizing your basement space.
