Put That Back
We don’t mean that second cookie…we mean anything out of place: The blow-up bed: Store it where it belongs. Your wrapping supplies: Now that the holidays are over. Clutter can build and get in your … Continue reading
Category Archives: Newsletters
Permission Granted to Let Go
Some new clients ask: “Are you going to make me get rid of everything?” We don’t MAKE anyone get rid of anything. That said — if you want to reduce clutter in your living spaces, closet, or office — we are a creative resource for the objects, clothes and supplies that don’t fit … Continue reading
Start 2017 with a (dinner) Plan
If you’ve been following our blog, you know Kelly helped a client create a monthly meal plan to eliminate dinner, shopping, and food-prep stress. The solution was so successful, Kelly uses it herself. Check out the blank form so YOU … Continue reading
Happy New Year!
Thank you for filling our 2016 with blessings. In return, we have enriched the lives of 45 Philadelphia children in need with a gift of new coats, boots, and toys through our favorite local charity: Cradles to Crayons.
Dollhouse ‘Rules’
The Fourth Dollhouse-Inspired-Rule: 4. Experiment! • Using rooms for different purposes can be smart: — if the natural light is better for crafting, add a work surface — if a corner lends itself to snuggling with a book, add a comfy chair — if you’re … Continue reading
Organize Your Email
Organize Your Email Tips from this year’s NAPO Conference Pam Holland teaches how to organize your email so you can identify what’s important, take action and easily find information. She recommends using: • folders • flag • tags When you think about how you … Continue reading
Fix Email Overload
Four D’s to Manage Email: Tips from fellow organizer, Pam Holland at this year’s NAPO Conference. 1 DELETE Don’t just get rid of emails. Make sure subscriptions with no interest stop arriving in your inbox. There are hosts of apps to help … Continue reading
Conquer Email Overwhelm
At our 2016 NAPO Conference, fellow organizer, Pam Holland shared Five Strategies to Get Down with Digital Clutter 1. Identify your “prime working time” or best brain part of the day and check email AFTER completing important tasks 2. Use a timer … Continue reading
Achieve Balance
Advice from a NAPO 2016 conference course about becoming more flexible. If we are too rigid in our expectations, we block our ability to bend toward a solution. We can all stretch toward our goals when we accept change. Being open to suggestions significantly enhances the … Continue reading