Clutter Hacks #9: Favorite New Organizing Product from NAPO Conference 2016 (YouTube Video)
Here’s the Clutter Fairy’s favorite new product from the NAPO 2016 conference—zippered cable organizers from Neet Products.
Entries by Edward F. Gumnick
Bigger Buckets: Streamline Paper Processing by Rethinking Your Categories (YouTube Video)
The Clutter Fairy explores ways to rethink and retool paper storage by defining “bigger buckets.”
Getting Unstuck: Simple Ways to Overcome Overwhelm (YouTube Video)
The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, but what if you can’t figure out how to even start moving?
Organizing Your Craft Space for Creative Inspiration (YouTube Video)
The Clutter Fairy explains principles for organizing a craft space and offers tips to keep your creativity flowing.
Leap into Spring Cleaning: 10 Quick Projects with Big Impact (YouTube Video)
Our February 2016 meetup suggested 10 small household projects where you can score big decluttering wins.
Out with the Old: Setting an Expiration Date on Clutter (YouTube Video)
The Clutter Fairy talks about how to “set an expiration date” on clutter to open up space for new possibilities.
Announcing dates for 2016 Houston Clutter Coaching Meetups
The Clutter Fairy announces dates for 2016 meetings of the Houston Clutter Coaching Meetup group.
Life Lessons in a Laundry Room
For many of our clients, the process of getting organized is full of aha! moments and learning experiences.
Happy 2016!
The Clutter Fairy reflects on the best reason to get organized in 2016: to gain space and clarity to enjoy the things you love.
Save on Organizing with Clutter Fairy Subscription Plans
Save on organizing by purchasing subscription plans from The Clutter Fairy.
Clutter Hacks #8: Top Tip for People Who are Drowning in Mail (YouTube Video)
Our #1 piece of advice for getting paper clutter under control: Stop the accumulation by establishing a regular routine.
Reconsidering Paper: Six Ideas for Managing Your Paper Project (YouTube Video)
The Clutter Fairy examines the habits and beliefs that contribute to paper clutter.
