The Clutter Fairy in the Media
Mindful Shopping: Don’t Let Retail Therapy Add to Your Clutter
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The Clutter Fairy explores the perils of “retail therapy” and offers strategies for bringing mindfulness, balance, and care to our shopping habits.
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Tangled Up in Knots: Creative Problem-Solving for Stubborn Projects
Down, But Not Out: The Clutter Fairy Guide to Downsizing
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The Clutter Fairy explores the challenges of shifting to a smaller space and applies downsizing lessons to “right-sizing” the stuff in our cluttered homes.
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Mindful Shopping: Don’t Let Retail Therapy Add to Your Clutter
Ask Us Anything: Answers to Your Questions, Plus Ultra-short Topics
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The Clutter Fairy answers your questions about culinary plants, journal collections, and old clothes and covers other topics suggested by our audience.
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Down, But Not Out: The Clutter Fairy Guide to Downsizing
Your Best and Your Worst: Household Sweet Spots and Problem Areas
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The Clutter Fairy explores household problem areas and clear zones and offers strategies for working toward a whole house that’s a clutter-free sweet spot.
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Ask Us Anything: Answers to Your Questions, Plus Ultra-short Topics
Vicious Cycle: Clutter as a Symptom and Cause of Negative Emotions
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The Clutter Fairy offers strategies for working around or through negative emotions to move your projects forward no matter where you’re starting from.
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Your Best and Your Worst: Household Sweet Spots and Problem Areas
How Much Lining Does an Empty Nest Need? and Other Good Questions
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The Clutter Fairy discusses not-quite-empty nests, Earth Day organizing, and other questions and short topics suggested by our viewers and listeners.
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Vicious Cycle: Clutter as a Symptom and Cause of Negative Emotions
Recognize and Avoid the Slippery Slope that Leads Back to Clutter
The Clutter Fairy explores the tendency to relapse into cluttering behaviors and offers tips for maintaining good habits and routines to stay organized.
Join us on April 9 for:
How Much Lining Does an Empty Nest Need? and Other Good Questions
It’s the Little Things: The Organizing Challenges of Small Items
The Clutter Fairy offers strategies for corralling the collections of small items that present big organizing challenges.
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Recognize and Avoid the Slippery Slope that Leads Back to Clutter
Look Good on Paper: Control the Influx and Manage What You Keep
The Clutter Fairy examines habits, behaviors, and attitudes that lead us to keep more paper than we need and offers pointers for purging your paper piles.
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It’s the Little Things: The Organizing Challenges of Small Items
Convenience vs. Clarity | Avoiding Consumerism | Cluttered Siblings
The Clutter Fairy discusses balancing convenience and clarity, how to avoid consumerist messages, and organizing and cluttering styles among siblings.
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Look Good on Paper: Control the Influx and Manage What You Keep
Spring Is in the Air: Leap into Cleaning with a Plan for Success
The Clutter Fairy peeks into often-neglected corners of our lives and shares a list of simple cleaning chores where you can rack up big spring wins.
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Convenience vs. Clarity | Avoiding Consumerism | Cluttered Siblings
Love Me, Love My Clutter: Organizing Styles and Relationships
The Clutter Fairy examines ways in which attachment to stuff complicates relationships and offers strategies to defuse conflict and hold space for love.
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Spring Is in the Air: Leap into Cleaning with a Plan for Success
Why We Procrastinate and What We’re Planning to Do About It…Later
The Clutter Fairy explores procrastination and avoidance behavior and suggests tips and techniques for breaking an unproductive cycle.
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Love Me, Love My Clutter: Organizing Styles and Relationships
Just Right: Keeping Decor from Exacerbating Your Clutter Problem
The Clutter Fairy examines ways that decor can lead to clutter and suggests strategies for right-sizing your decorative choices.
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Why We Procrastinate and What We’re Planning to Do About It…Later
Good Questions: What to Ask Yourself as You Evaluate Your Stuff
The Clutter Fairy explores the power of questions to unpack clutter issues and suggests queries that can get to the heart of our toughest challenges.
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Just Right: Keeping Decor from Exacerbating Your Clutter Problem
A Game You Can Win: Using Gamification in Your Organizing Process
The Clutter Fairy explores the pros and cons of gamifying your organizing process and suggests ways to set yourself up to win big.
Join us January 23, 2024:
Good Questions: What to Ask Yourself as You Evaluate Your Stuff
Three Strategies to Kick Off Your Best Organizing Year Yet in 2024
The Clutter Fairy pledges to support and encourage our community in making 2024 your best decluttering and organizing year yet!
Join us January 9, 2024:
A Game You Can Win: Using Gamification in Your Organizing Process
Happy Holidays from The Clutter Fairy Family to You and Yours!
The Clutter Fairy thanks our clients, patrons, viewers, and listeners for your generous support and wishes you a joyous and peaceful holiday season!
Join us January 9, 2024:
The Clutter Fairy Weekly: First 2024 topic to be announced soon!
Balancing Functionality and Aesthetics in the Organizing Process
The Clutter Fairy discusses priorities that inform our decluttering/organizing choices and suggests strategies for finding your personal perfect balance.
Join us January 9, 2024:
The Clutter Fairy Weekly: First 2024 topic to be announced soon!
Ask Us Anything: More Viewer/Listener Questions and Short Topics
The Clutter Fairy is back with more viewer and listener questions and short topics suggested by our audience in our surveys and through our other channels.
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Balancing Functionality and Aesthetics in the Organizing Process
