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Clear Your Clutter, Love Your Life: Organize for Positive Change
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The Clutter Fairy suggests how the decluttering process can serve as a release from bad feelings and a trigger for brightening your emotional landscape.
Just What IS Clutter, Anyway?
The Clutter Fairy explores the many criteria by which we may identify and categorize clutter for ourselves and the people with whom we share our spaces.
A Decluttering Philosophy: Putting it All Together
The Clutter Fairy looks for practical approaches to reduce the clutter coming in and to deal effectively with the stuff we already have.
Complex Choices: Ethical and Environmental Questions About Clutter
The Clutter Fairy asks ethical and environmental questions that can guide and influence our relationships with stuff.
One Bite at a Time: Clutter and Habits
The Clutter Fairy discusses habits—the routines or patterns of behavior that lead to bringing in or holding on to too much stuff, and how to cultivate better habits for preventing and reducing clutter.
Unpacking Our Baggage: Clutter and Emotions
The Clutter Fairy talks about emotions—the positive ones that can support the organizing process and the negative ones that interfere with our ability to declutter.
Guiding Principles for Your Philosophy of Decluttering
The Clutter Fairy talks about how to identify the guiding principles for your own personal philosophy of decluttering.
Yes, You Really Can Go Paperless—Mostly
The Clutter Fairy offers tactics for reducing your paper load and working your way toward a paperless lifestyle.
Escaping the Stacks: A Saner Approach to Books and Magazines
The Clutter Fairy talks about bringing the book-buying impulse into line with how much you actually read and explores what to do after you've read all those literary gems.
Crafts, Hobbies, and Sports: Get Out of What You’re No Longer Into
The Clutter Fairy talks about how to think about changes in our interests, evaluate the debris thereof, and let go of the old to make room for new passions.
The Rose-Colored Mirror: Clutter in the Quest for Style
The Clutter Fairy talks about how to get control of your wardrobe without giving up your personal style. She introduces strategies to find the right fit for your space, budget, and lifestyle.
The Allure of the Sale: Coupon-Clipping and Bargain-Hunting
The Clutter Fairy talks about how to shift your thinking to become a more conscious shopper and resist the allure of the sale.
Beanie Babies, Snow Globes, and Imperial Stormtroopers: Collection or Chaos?
The Clutter Fairy talks about origins of the impulse to collect and how to get the collecting beast under control.
Metrics and Milestones: Measuring Your Organizing Progress
The Clutter Fairy offers suggestions on ways to measure, track, and report your decluttering progress.
Finding Boundaries Between You & Your Stuff: Clutter and Self-image
The Clutter Fairy talks about clutter and self-image: how the lines between you and your stuff get blurred, and how to start seeing the boundaries clearly again.
Ain’t No Big Thing: Organizing Small Spaces
The Clutter Fairy offers strategies for solving the special organizing problems that come with living in very small spaces.
Motivation and momentum: keep your organizing project moving
The Clutter Fairy offers tips for finding motivation and creating momentum on a long-term organizing project when the progress feels slow in coming.
Organizing room by room: the guest room
The Clutter Fairy offers a strategy for balancing the role of the guest room as a place to host visitors with all the other ways we (and our cats) use our multipurpose spaces.
Organizing room by room: alternative storage spaces
The Clutter Fairy unpacks the clutter issues of deep storage—backyard sheds, storage units, parents’ houses, second homes, attics, and basements. She also answers a viewer question about creativity in the kitchen.
Organizing room by room: the kitchen
The Clutter Fairy discusses sources of kitchen clutter and offers ideas for planning or reclaiming your organized kitchen. She also talks cookbooks and suggests strategies for long-term food storage.