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Edward F. Gumnick2023-03-02 16:42:222023-03-30 15:13:22Survey #159 Results: Big Projects | Paper Clutter | 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
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
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: 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
