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If you live in an apartment like I do, you probably know how easy it is to put off customizing your space. Between the fear of losing your deposit and the uncertainty of what you may have hoped was only a transitory place to live, we find a natural tendency to avoid making any changes … More DIY No-Sew Canvas Drop Cloth Curtains

I wouldn’t be able to help others if I wasn’t also on a journey to find my method! And because this is an ongoing process even for me, you can usually bet that I’m trying out a few different things at any given point to see if they help me simplify or elevate my everyday life. So in this post, I’m listing four habits I’ve added to my day that have done just that. … More 4 Habits I’ve Added to My Day That Make Me Smile

Because I’m more of a clean-a-little-each-day kind of gal, spring cleaning isn’t really my thing and I don’t really have a checklist like that to share with you… Instead, I sat sat down to write out a list of places I remembered to clean while stuck at home in quarantine. … More Places I Remembered to Clean during Quarantine

In this post, I’m sharing the first thing I suggest (aka: my number one rule) when you’re first starting out on a decluttering journey. … More My Number One Rule

Here’s a tool from my own toolkit. … More How to Evaluate Your Needs Like an Organizer

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Discover a few places you can take your kiddos while you get that ish out of your home in part two of this post covering what to do with all junk you decide to get rid of. … More What to Do with Your Junk! Pt. 2 – Where to Take Your Kiddos While You Declutter

This guide is for anyone who’s finished decluttering, is halfway through, has made it through a category or two, or is too anxious to start because they’re unsure what they’ll do with all junk they decide to get rid of. … More What to Do with Your Junk! Pt. 1 – Where to Take Your Past Favorites

Working with my organizing clients over the last two years has taught me loads about people. I’ve learned personal information about specific individuals, but also observed more generalizable truths as we tackled challenges.  A few common issues crop up over and over, though.  Several things can lead to setbacks and obstacles when organizing, but nothing … More On Clutter Creep & Tiny Bathrooms