A Unicorn in the Attic: Organizing Myth versus Reality (MP3)
We approach organizing projects with heads full of myths, legends, and outright lies that we’ve heard. The Clutter Fairy uncovers the reality behind popular misconceptions about clutter.
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We approach organizing projects with heads full of myths, legends, and outright lies that we’ve heard. The Clutter Fairy uncovers the reality behind popular misconceptions about clutter.
We approach organizing projects with heads full of myths, legends, and outright lies that we’ve heard. The Clutter Fairy uncovers the reality behind popular misconceptions about clutter.
To people who struggle with clutter, it can feel as if Time is an insurmountable obstacle. The Clutter Fairy talks about the time crunches we encounter as we strive to declutter our lives and spaces.
The Clutter Fairy’s Gayle Goddard was a guest Smead’s Keeping You Organized podcast. Gayle talked about one of her favorite ways to make your clutter someone else’s treasure: donation for creative reuse.
To people who struggle with clutter, it can feel as if Time is an insurmountable obstacle. The Clutter Fairy talks about the time crunches we encounter as we strive to declutter our lives and spaces.
The Clutter Fairy’s Gayle Goddard was interviewed for a recent issue of Women’s Running magazine. Gayle offered tips for decluttering running gear and race memorabilia.
The Clutter Fairy offers a grab-bag of small projects where you can score big wins as you kick off spring cleaning.
Jumpstart your spring cleaning with The Clutter Fairy’s grab-bag of small projects where you can score big decluttering wins.
Jumpstart your spring cleaning with The Clutter Fairy’s grab-bag of small projects where you can score big decluttering wins.
The Clutter Fairy discusses how to plan and prepare to minimize the impact of emergencies on yourself or your loved ones.
The Clutter Fairy discusses how to plan and prepare to minimize the impact of emergencies on yourself or your loved ones.
Just as the trees have dropped their leaves to rest and wait for spring, the end of the year is a good time for us to pause and “shed” things from our lives to make room for something new.