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The Hidden Relationship Between Clutter and Resentment

This is a more reflective perspective about why it’s so difficult to let go of our “No Longers” (things we no longer use, need, or love).  Let’s uncover how unspoken expectations show up in piles and overfilled rooms, and what we can do to release the emotional...

Follow Your Heart for Donating 

Welcome to the New Year!  Just as our new calendar on the wall is fresh and clean with open space, many of us feel compelled to clear out what no longer serves us and create fresh, clean open spaces in our homes. Decluttering can be a powerful way to begin —...

Hand-Made, Heart-Felt: Gifting From The Heart

Remember those homemade coupon booklets that we made for our parents when we were little?  “Good for one car wash” or “I will vacuum the house” or “Redeem for one night of washed dishes”, and we didn’t have Etsy or even free printables from which to craft these...
The Hidden Relationship Between Clutter and Resentment
The Hidden Relationship Between Clutter and Resentment

This is a more reflective perspective about why it’s so difficult to let go of our “No Longers” (things we no longer use, need, or love).  Let’s uncover how unspoken expectations show up in piles and overfilled rooms, and what we can do to release the emotional...

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Follow Your Heart for Donating 
Follow Your Heart for Donating 

Welcome to the New Year!  Just as our new calendar on the wall is fresh and clean with open space, many of us feel compelled to clear out what no longer serves us and create fresh, clean open spaces in our homes. Decluttering can be a powerful way to begin —...

read more
Hand-Made, Heart-Felt: Gifting From The Heart
Hand-Made, Heart-Felt: Gifting From The Heart

Remember those homemade coupon booklets that we made for our parents when we were little?  “Good for one car wash” or “I will vacuum the house” or “Redeem for one night of washed dishes”, and we didn’t have Etsy or even free printables from which to craft these...

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Mom’s Death: Real & Raw
Mom’s Death: Real & Raw

My Mom died on October 4.  While it’s still fresh, I wanted to share my thoughts about the experience in hopes that when death comes for one of your loved ones, you will not feel alone.   The words “death”, “die”, and “dead” are used in place of the...

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3 Tips for Fall Organizing
3 Tips for Fall Organizing

Fall is the perfect time to reset your home before the holidays arrive. In this blog, I share three simple tips to keep clutter at bay this season: revisit your decorations before buying more, use the “one in, one out” rule, and rethink gifting habits that add to the pile. A few intentional choices now can make your home feel cozy, calm, and ready for the months ahead.

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My “How” For Professional Organizing
My “How” For Professional Organizing

How It All Started Clients often ask how I became a Professional Organizer, and the truth is- it began long before I called it a career. Helping a friend with her overflowing file cabinet showed me that organizing isn’t just about neatly stacked papers and pretty...

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Minimalism: Less Stuff, More Life
Minimalism: Less Stuff, More Life

Have you ever asked yourself: Where did all this stuff in my house come from, and why am I still holding on to it? It’s easy to wake up one day surrounded by things we never meant to accumulate—items we bought for convenience, accepted out of guilt, or kept “just in...

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Self-Care vs. Waste-Guilt
Self-Care vs. Waste-Guilt

Do you feel guilty about trashing something that you don’t use, but is still in good condition? Do you feel guilty about trashing something that you don't use, but is still in good condition? What does self-care look like when we're plagued with guilt? One of my...

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