I loved this article in this month’s issue of Real Simple Magazine: How to Live with A Messy Person. Over the years I have heard from countless spouses and partners complaining about their significant other’s in ability to put items away or follow the organizational systems they are working s hard to implement in their homes. […]
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I laughed when I read this article The 5 Secrets of People Whose Homes are Always Clean because I realized I already practice them all without thinking about it. I wouldn’t say I have a spotless home, but I have found that we practice the difference between “tidy and clean.” The principle is simple, people will perceive
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One of the best ways to charge all of your gadgets and hide all of the cords and clutter that come with them is to find an empty drawer in your office, entryway, or kitchen and create a charging station. With some simple tools such as a drill and a power strip you can make
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As I find myself home all day for the second time in a four days due to snow I thought I would share this great article from The Washington Post, Snowbound: Tackle Tackle the junk drawer or even your taxes. I look at snow days as bonus days to catch up on projects I usually ignore for lack
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I am not a morning person at all but I always aspire to get up earlier to get a better start to the day and increase my productivity. This article 11 Tweaks to Your Morning Routine was great inspiration for ideas on how to have a better morning, improve time management and be more productive.
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In addition to getting organized many people start the New Year focusing on their health as well. This article 9 Clever Ways To Organize Your Fridge For Weight Loss combined both goals. I thought the best tip in the article was posting your grocery receipt on the front of the fridge to serve as an inventory of
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Often my clients want to find good homes for items they no longer want that will really make a difference in someone’s lives. Where to donate suits comes up often. Most Consignment shops don’t want them, especially men’s suits. I recently read about this organization called Save-A-Suit in Connecticut Magazine and thought it sounded like
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One of my favorite products that keeps me organized are Envirosax bags. There are many others like it on the market, but I used to sell them years ago in my store and still find a use for one almost everyday. These foldable, stylish, reusable bags fit easily in purse, a bag, or in your car.
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I am an avid Gmail user and love to teach people who to take advantage of all of the easy to use, free features that Gmail offers to maximize time management and e-mail management. I view my e-mails through Google’s newest platform Google Inbox. Here is a link to download it on your own computer:
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Many of my clients struggle with finding time to plan their meals throughout the week. I know many people who try to use Sunday as a cooking day to prepare and plan out most of their meals for the week ahead. This step can be a huge time saver if you have a busy family.
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