Put a Lid on It: Organize for Cooking and Food Storage (YouTube Video)
The Clutter Fairy talks about how to reclaim the heart of the house—the kitchen—as a welcoming place to prepare healthy meals for yourself and your family.
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The Clutter Fairy talks about how to reclaim the heart of the house—the kitchen—as a welcoming place to prepare healthy meals for yourself and your family.
It’s spring—time to go outside and play! But for those of us who struggle with clutter, our “outer spaces” can become blocked with junk instead of supporting our dreams of outdoor fun and entertainment.
Like any clutter, paper can stand in the way of your best life. Failure to control it wastes time and effort and can lead to financial or legal trouble.
Disorganized spaces and unproductive habits can waste valuable time and keep us from getting the day off to a strong start.
The Clutter Fairy’s best advice for streamlining the process of leaving the house to head for work: Designate “parking spaces” for your most critical items.
Our stuff becomes clutter when it stands in the way of other things that we want and need, like relationships, comfort, and peace of mind.
The Clutter Fairy family wishes you and yours a bountiful and harmonious Thanksgiving! Join us as we kick off a year of organizing projects to help you live the life you dream of.
Treat the leftovers of a move as a new project, schedule appointments to work on it, and give yourself credit for incremental progress.
Gayle reports back from the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) 2016 Conference in Atlanta.
Here’s the Clutter Fairy’s favorite new product from the NAPO 2016 conference—zippered cable organizers from Neet Products.
The Clutter Fairy explores ways to rethink and retool paper storage by defining “bigger buckets.”
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