The Clutter Fairy in the Media
Organize for the Unplanned: Prepare for Crises Before They Arrive
The Clutter Fairy discusses how to plan and prepare to minimize the impact of clutter emergencies caused by an unexpected move, illness, death, or disaster.
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The Power of Words: Understand and Reframe Your Clutter Language
Spring into Decluttering: 20 Tiny Projects to Start Moving Forward
The Clutter Fairy looks at often-neglected corners of our lives and shares a list of simple tasks where you can score big decluttering wins.
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Organize for the Unplanned: Prepare for Crises Before They Arrive
Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Decluttering Your Home’s Hiding Places
The Clutter Fairy unpacks the mysteries of hidden spaces and offers strategies for keeping them in our awareness and under control.
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Spring into Decluttering: 20 Tiny Projects to Start Moving Forward
Because You’re Worth It: Decluttering as Self‑care
The Clutter Fairy reframes decluttering as a form of self-care and offers tips for supporting your most important organizing helper: you.
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Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Decluttering Your Home’s Hiding Places
In Search of Balance: Managing Your Time, Energy, and Priorities
The Clutter Fairy suggests strategies to balance the competing priorities of clearing clutter and enjoying your best life.
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Because You’re Worth It: Decluttering as Self‑care
Gayle Goddard on Productivity Alchemy with Kevin Sonney
Gayle Goddard of The Clutter Fairy was a guest on the Productivity Alchemy podcast with Kevin Sonney. Gayle and Kevin discussed productivity processes and “Travel Panic.”
Many Hands: How to Ask for Decluttering Assistance (or Offer Yours)
The Clutter Fairy offers guidance on asking for help with your decluttering projects or offering your assistance to others who need it.
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In Search of Balance: Managing Your Time, Energy, and Priorities
Function Conjunction: Clutter Issues in Multiple-Use Spaces
The Clutter Fairy examines the organizing issues of multi-function spaces and offers strategies for optimizing your use of these versatile rooms.
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Many Hands: How to Ask for Decluttering Assistance (or Offer Yours)
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Edward F. Gumnick2022-02-16 16:28:222022-02-16 16:38:12Special Announcement: ADHD Across the Lifespan
Spread Too Thin, Piled Too High: Clutter in the Sandwich Generation
The Clutter Fairy explores the unique clutter challenges facing the Sandwich Generation and suggests strategies for balancing these competing priorities.
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Function Conjunction: Clutter Issues in Multiple‑Use Spaces
I’ve Got a Feeling: When Emotions Complicate the Organizing Process
The Clutter Fairy examines negative feelings that complicate decluttering and offers encouragement to put positive emotions to work in the process.
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Spread Too Thin, Piled Too High: Clutter in the Sandwich Generation
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Get Off to a Strong Start (or Restart) in GO Month 2022
The Clutter Fairy offers pointers to set yourself up for decluttering success or breathe new life into stalled organizing plans.
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I’ve Got a Feeling: When Emotions Complicate the Organizing Process
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Edward F. Gumnick2022-01-27 13:15:322022-02-02 13:40:39AARP Family Caregivers Discussion Group: Decluttering Tips for Caregivers
Decluttering on a Budget: Tips and Tricks to Organize for Less
The Clutter Fairy shares a collection of lower-cost organizing strategies for the do-it-yourself organizer on a budget.
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Get Off to a Strong Start (or Restart) in GO Month 2022
Clearing Decluttering Clutter: Find an Approach that Works for You
The Clutter Fairy explores popular approaches to organizing and explains how to choose a strategy that matches your levels of motivation, ability, and available time.
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Decluttering on a Budget: Tips and Tricks to Organize for Less
A Defining Moment: What “Clutter” Means in Your Life and Home
The Clutter Fairy examines several definitions we can use to identify and categorize clutter and looks at how our understanding of the word impacts our approach to organizing.
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Clearing Decluttering Clutter: Find an Approach that Works for You
Make Changes You Can Love: Reframing Your New Year’s Resolutions
The Clutter Fairy explains reasons why New Year’s resolutions fail more often than they succeed and suggests more effective ways to frame changes you want to make in your life.
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A Defining Moment: What “Clutter” Means in Your Life and Home
Season’s Greetings from Our Family to Yours—Happy 100th Episode!
The Clutter Fairy thanks our clients, patrons, friends, family, viewers, and listeners for your generous support and wishes you a joyous and peaceful holiday season filled with love and light!
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A Defining Moment: What “Clutter” Means in Your Life and Home
Putting Projects on Hold | Self-care Tips for the Holiday Season
The Clutter Fairy offers strategies for keeping focus and commitment for projects that we’ve put on hold. We also share a holiday gift of self-care tips!
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A Defining Moment: What “Clutter” Means in Your Life and Home
