The Clutter Fairy Blog
Food, Form, and Function: Organizing Your Kitchen and Pantry
The Clutter Fairy explores the sources of kitchen clutter and offers strategies to optimize your kitchen to fit your food habits, tastes, and lifestyle.
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Ask Us Anything: Breaking Up is Hard | Tiny Bathrooms | Why We Procrastinate
Shifting Ground: How Life Changes Complicate Your Clutter Landscape
The Clutter Fairy talks about keeping your organizing mojo and momentum even when life changes make you feel as if the ground is moving beneath your feet.
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Food, Form, and Function: Organizing Your Kitchen and Pantry
Ask Us Anything: Clearing Big Stuff | Art & Craft Spaces | Getting Out the Door
The Clutter Fairy discusses how to declutter large, cumbersome items, recaps art or craft space organizing, and offers tip to help you get out the door.
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Shifting Ground: How Life Changes Complicate Your Clutter Landscape
Creative Destruction: Craft a Strategy to Organize Almost Any Room
The Clutter Fairy outlines a process for analyzing the contents, purposes, and layout of a room to create a decluttering and organizing strategy.
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Ask Us Anything: Clearing Big Stuff | Art & Craft Spaces | Getting Out the Door
Celebrate “Get Organized Month” by (re)Starting Organizing Projects
The Clutter Fairy offers strategies for planning and implementing a rock-solid organizing project.
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Creative Destruction: Craft a Strategy to Organize Almost Any Room
Drink a Cup o’ Kindness: Happy New Year from The Clutter Fairy!
The Clutter Fairy pledges to support and encourage our community in making 2023 your best decluttering and organizing year yet!
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Celebrate “Get Organized Month” by (re)Starting Organizing Projects
Gayle Presents Her “Nice” List for 2022 | Happy Holidays!
The Clutter Fairy thanks our clients, patrons, subscribers, viewers, and listeners for your support this year and wishes you a peaceful holiday season!
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Celebrate “Get Organized Month” by (re)Starting Organizing Projects
Hit Pause on Organizing Projects | Self-care for Holiday Stress
The Clutter Fairy suggests strategies for maintaining commitment to projects that we’ve placed on hold—plus self-care tips for the chaotic holiday season!
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Our first webcast of the new year! Topic(s) to be announced
Ask Us Anything: Favorite Things, Shared Workspaces, Listen to Your Clutter
The Clutter Fairy discusses a focus on favorites, organizing shared workspaces, and answers the question, “What is your clutter trying to tell you?”
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Hit Pause on Organizing Projects | Self-care for Holiday Stress
Landmarks and Losses: Organizing Around Life’s Memorable Moments
The Clutter Fairy discusses how to face the special clutter issues that arise around life’s traumatic events, disruptions, and major milestones.
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Ask Us Anything: Favorite Things, Shared Workspaces, Listen to Your Clutter
Ask Us Anything: Motivation; Organize Papers for Tax Season; Stuff for Company
The Clutter Fairy discusses cultivating and renewing motivation, organizing papers for tax preparation, stuff we keep to be ready for company, and more.
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Landmarks and Losses: Organizing Around Life’s Memorable Moments
A Season for Edits: Make Space for the 2023 Version of Your Life
The Clutter Fairy suggests taking a personal inventory focused on clearing space for wonderful new things in your life in 2023.
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Ask Us Anything: Motivation; Organize Papers for Tax Season; Stuff for Company
Significant Others: Organizing with (or in Spite of) Other People
The Clutter Fairy discusses how to work with—or around—spouses, children, parents, roommates, or any other people who contribute to clutter to our homes.
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A Season for Edits: Make Space for the 2023 Version of Your Life
Ask Us Anything: Unfinished Projects, Micro-/Macro-organizers, Common Mistakes
The Clutter Fairy discusses micro- versus macro-organizing styles, common organizing mistakes, and how many unfinished projects is too many.
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Significant Others: Organizing with (or in spite of) Other People
A Detour Down Memory Lane: Declutter Stuff with Sentimental Value
The Clutter Fairy explores sentimental clutter and offers tips for balancing sentimental value with our real-world conditions of time, energy, space, and resources.
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Ask Us Anything: Unfinished Projects, Micro-/Macro-organizers, Common Mistakes
AUA: Walk-in Closets, A Place for Everything, Downsizing as We Age
The Clutter Fairy discusses walk-in closets, “a place for everything,” downsizing as we age, and hiring professional cleaners for extreme-clutter situations.
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A Detour Down Memory Lane: Declutter Stuff with Sentimental Value
Less Work, More Peace: Uncluttered Home for the Holidays 2022
The Clutter Fairy suggests strategies to streamline the holiday season for yourself and your loved ones with simpler, less stressful, less-cluttered approaches to gift-giving, decorating, and entertaining.
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Ask Us Anything: A Cornucopia of Short Topics and Your Questions
Everything Depends on Execution: Decluttering Philosophy at Work
The Clutter Fairy reviews the elements of the “personal philosophy of decluttering” and offers practical tools to clarify decision-making.
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Less Work, More Peace: Uncluttered Home for the Holidays 2022
A World of Complex Choices: Ethical Considerations About Clutter
The Clutter Fairy asks ethical, social, and environmental questions that can guide and influence our relationship with stuff.
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Everything Depends on Execution: Decluttering Philosophy at Work
Eating an Elephant: The Power of Habits in a Decluttered Life
The Clutter Fairy discusses the role of habits in keeping us stuck in our clutter or giving us the power to make meaningful change in our homes and our lives.
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A World of Complex Choices: Ethical Considerations About Clutter
