The Clutter Fairy in the Media

The Clutter Fairy offers her favorite travel tip: Allow sufficient time for packing.

Sooner or later, most of us find ourselves dealing with the stuff left behind by loved ones.

The March 2015 Houston Clutter Coaching Meetup focused on members’ answers to questions about clutter problem areas.

The end of the year is a fitting time to reflect on who you are and who you want to be. Clear out stuff that no longer serves you to make room for new possibilities.

The Clutter Fairy offers a baker’s dozen easy, five-minute tricks to move you toward a clutter-free life. Try all 13 or pick the ones that will make the biggest difference for you!

Whether you’re confronting a long-term clutter problem or starting anew in a pristine space, a critical part of creating an organized life is maintenance.

Paper clutter is a universal First World problem—we all accumulate too much of it and face the challenge of figuring out what we really need to keep.

People with clutter issues often report feeling overwhelmed—they know where they’d like to end up, but they can’t see a way to get there. The Clutter Fairy suggests better ways to think about clutter problems.

Plan your first organizing project of the new year: supplies, timelines, and support to transform last year’s problem area into next year’s blissful space.