The Clutter Fairy in the Media
Tick, Tock: Set Realistic Time Expectations for Organizing Projects
The Clutter Fairy explores the complexities of estimating and allocating time for organizing work and suggests ways to set realistic time expectations.
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The Clutter Fairy Weekly, Topic to Be Announced Soon!
Rethink and Reframe Your Clutter Language: The Power of Words 2
The Clutter Fairy examines words we use to describe our clutter and suggests reframing language for a clearer insight into our stuff and our lives.
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Tick, Tock: Set Realistic Time Expectations for Organizing Projects
What Are Your Clutter Set Points, and How Can You Change Them?
The Clutter Fairy talks about how we arrive at clutter set points—the “right” volume of stuff for our needs—and how we can change them.
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Rethink and Reframe Your Clutter Language: The Power of Words 2
Make Space for Your Best Life: Declutter for Health and Well-being
The Clutter Fairy discusses impacts of clutter on our physical, emotional, and psychological health and the health benefits of taking control of our spaces.
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Clutter Klatsch Virtual Coworking Session
Life Is a Journey: Prepare and Pack for Smooth Vacation Travel
The Clutter Fairy offers tips for planning, packing, and preparing for lower-stress vacation travel.
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Make Space for Your Best Life: Declutter for Health and Well-being
Irreplaceable: Managing Family Photos, Heirlooms, and Memorabilia
The Clutter Fairy offers strategies for managing family photos, heirlooms, and other “priceless” memorabilia.
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Life Is a Journey: Prepare and Pack for Smooth Vacation Travel
Cradle to Cane: Advantages of Organized Space in All Life’s Stages
The Clutter Fairy talks about how people of almost any age can benefit from a clear, clutter-free home.
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Irreplaceable: Managing Family Photos, Heirlooms, and Memorabilia
May Is for Motivation: How to Energize Your Organizing Projects
The Clutter Fairy offers strategies for finding—or creating—the motivation to keep your organizing projects and commitments going strong.
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Cradle to Cane: Advantages of Organized Space in All Life’s Stages
Everything Must Go! Decluttering Strategies for Your Next Move
The Clutter Fairy explains how to optimize planning, packing, and moving your household; also: leverage moving strategies even when you’re staying put.
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May Is for Motivation: How to Energize Your Organizing Projects
Efficiency versus Effectiveness | How to Avoid Decluttering Burnout
The Clutter Fairy explores the distinction between efficiency and effectiveness and addresses the problem of decluttering burnout.
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Everything Must Go! Decluttering Strategies for Your Next Move
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NAPO 2023 Summit Report | A Case Study in “Tetris Organizing”
The Clutter Fairy discusses the pitfalls of Tetris organizing and suggests alternatives that are easier to use and maintain. Plus a NAPO 2023 Summit report!
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Spring Into Action: Small Cleaning Projects to Refresh Your Home
Organizing Now for Future Stuff | Decluttering Your Command Center
The Clutter Fairy offers a simple plan for decluttering your “command center” and discusses how to organize now with future acquisitions in mind.
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NAPO 2023 Summit Report | A Case Study in “Tetris Organizing”
Breaking Down a Big Project | Paper Primer | Part of the Landscape
The Clutter Fairy discusses keeping control of big projects, a short primer on paper management, and stuff that’s become part of your landscape.
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The Clutter Fairy Weekly #160—Topics to be announced soon!
On the Spot: Ed Flies Solo to Answer Audience Questions
The Clutter Fairy Weekly co-host Ed Gumnick answers audience questions about his decluttering journey, sentimental items, minimalism, and more.
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Breaking Down a Big Project | Paper Primer | Part of the Landscape
Shoestring Organizing: Declutter and Organize on a Tight Budget
The Clutter Fairy offers suggestions for lower-cost (or free!) strategies and solutions for the do-it-yourself organizer on a modest budget.
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Breaking Down a Big Project | Paper Primer | Part of the Landscape
Organizing for Lawn and Garden Season | Challenges of Downsizing
The Clutter Fairy discusses decluttering and organizing for lawn and garden season, the emotional and logistical challenges of downsizing, and more.
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Shoestring Organizing: Declutter and Organize on a Tight Budget
Ask Us Anything: Breaking Up Is Hard | Tiny Bathrooms | Why We Procrastinate
The Clutter Fairy explores why it’s hard to break up with your stuff, organizing a tiny bathroom, and why we procrastinate—and how to break the cycle.
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Organizing for Lawn and Garden Season | Challenges of Downsizing
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
