Time management is always a great idea for anyone who keeps forgetting to do tasks that they need to do on a regular basis. I'm going to share with you a way I keep myself focused on tasks by showing you how I made this timed tasks markerboard layout. First, to get my template for […]
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Chicken Soup with Shells and Vegetables
How to Create a Well Organized Craft Zone Cabinet
Blueberry Iced Tea Recipe
Organizing Issues Experienced By A Professional Organizer
We remodeled our kitchen. So, being the professional organizer I am, I decided to collect lots of stuff that would help me organize my kitchen precisely the way I wanted it. Well, I think I overdid it! I returned what I could. After the organizing was complete in the kitchen, I decided to keep the […]
Living Room Organizing Essentials
This Year's Recycling and Shredder Events
We challenge all environmentally conscious people to purge clutter from their homes in a way that will protect the environment. Below are various recycling and shredder events that will help you eliminate these items in the most environmentally friendly way. This page updates when information is available, so return each spring to check it out! […]
How to Create an Elegant Minimalist Wedding
We are in the middle of wedding season, and to help everyone who is planning for this special day, I created this list of tips to have a minimalist wedding for maximum effect. To recognize the busy wedding season, I divided this post into sections to quickly check off the tasks to make your wedding […]
What Memorabilia To Keep To Honor Loved Ones
30 Days Spring Cleaning Challenge
Spring cleaning doesn't happen just in one weekend. Well, it can, but boy, will you be exhausted after you are done. I like to do these tasks over several weekends or even a bit each day. Doing these jobs a part of the day for the next 30 days or longer will help manage the time more efficiently. You […]
Transforming a Planter into a Command Station Organizer
I’m a huge fan of upcycling things. I love turning items that were not used into new and improved organizing products. It’s helped me use the items in a different more effective way instead of trashing them or donating the items. Today I am going to transform a planter into a Command Station Organizer. Follow […]
What to Keep in Your Organized Closet
Five Family Command Center Board Options to Organize a Kitchen
Many items need to be organized in a family command center. From papers to schedules, you do various tasks in this area of the home. Today, I am going to talk to you about board options for organizing a family command center. Follow along and see which Command Center Board Options would work best for […]
Transforming coffee table with gray chalk paint
How to Add Lighting to the Bookcase in a Dark Room
Bathroom Organizing Essentials To Make Your Mornings Easier
The home's bathroom can get very disorganized, which leaves you wasting time in the morning and buying items you don't need. This post talks about bathroom organizing essentials to help you get your bathroom organized and, hopefully, save you time and money in the mornings. Every bathroom has a maximum of six areas. All these […]
Critical Areas to Visit When Organizing Older Parents
In this time of uncertainty, revisiting tasks that may have fallen by the wayside with you and your senior citizen parents is essential. These areas are not just for organizing your aging older parents. It's necessary for you, too, to get these items in an order that your beneficiaries can understand and take action on […]
The Ultimate Closet Organization Tips for Senior Citizens
Closet organization changes throughout our lives. But, we may not consider how we organize our closets as important. When we were children, we used the closet (kids' closet organizing) to store toys and memorabilia because it had very little clothing. Then, we become teens and need more space for dresses or gowns. When we start […]
13 Simple Ways to Motivate Yourself to Clear the Clutter
Merriam-Webster defines clutter to fill or cover with scattered or disordered things that impede movement or reduce effectiveness. The key to this definition is that clutter impedes movement or reduces effectiveness. Effectiveness that will impact your simple life or home. Many things may stop us from removing these obstacles and having an organized home. Today, […]
Amazing Checklists to Reduce Stress in Your Life
The other day, my client and I discussed how tired she gets after going through the clutter (clothing, papers, books, etc...). Here is my take on the organizing process. Not making decisions turns into an incomplete action. Let's compare it to a little pebble that stays in your mind until the action is completed. Over time, […]
The Best Goal Setting Advice You Were Ever Told
Since January is "Get Organized Month" and goal setting is a major part of getting organized, I wanted to share a collection of what Professional Organizers have learned when setting goals. Feel free to read on and receive an abundance of goal setting advice. For me, goal setting is a task that helps me focus […]
Extensive List of Used Book Donation Places and Tips
How To Make A Delicious Quesadilla Bar
Whether you make a quesadilla bar during weeknights for a quick meal or during a sporting event, like the Super Bowl, a quesadilla bar is a great way to eat an easy, quick, and healthy meal. This past weekend, I prepared a quesadilla bar for my family. We love quesadillas. We have them in our homes […]
Friendly Reminder: It's Time to Organize Your Tax Return Papers
It is February, and this is a friendly reminder to gather your tax return paperwork. Gathering all the paperwork for your tax return can easily get disorganized. An easy way to organize the paperwork may be to organize them in an accordion folder. To separate the income from deductions, you can divide them into sections. […]
Affordable Board Game Organization
Healthy Dump Dinner Recipes for Your Family
Tired of planning your recipes for your whole family? Have you ever heard about dump dinner recipes? It's recipes that you can easily toss in one pot, from tossing ingredients in a slow cooker, baking in the oven, baking in a casserole dish, to cooking in a pan. The only problem with these recipes is […]
How To Jump Start Your Goals This Year
31 Days 15 Minute Organizing List
For this year's Get Organized Month #GOMonth, I created this 31-day, 15-minute organizing list and tips. This list is ideal for the busy person who doesn't have loads of time to organize their home but whose goal is to get organized in their home and simplify this year. Stuff you will need to do this declutter […]
4 Important Tips to Achieve Your Goals for an Organized Life
Starting the year off right is so important to achieve your home and life organization goals. It gives you a good foundation and motivation to make the rest of the year an organized success. Here are four tips to achieve your goals for an organized life. Let's begin. Set realistic Goals for an Organized Life. Determine […]
How Long to Keep Tax Records and How to Organize Them
A common question I often hear is, "How long should I keep my tax records (paperwork)?" While each person's situation is different, these tips will help you decide what you can get rid of. Read on to figure out your position. I would always side with the more conservative number of years when keeping my […]
Create Goals and Make Them Happen This Year
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Making a Tablecloth from Antique Linen Towel and Lace Table Runner
In the 1990s, my grandmother from Italy passed away. When my mother returned after her funeral, she brought me back linen towels given to my grandmom when she was getting married. It was a tradition to provide linen towels to the bride in the 1930s in Italy. These towels had crocheted lace on the ends […]
GF DF Cranberry and Macadamia Nut Cookie Recipe
With all the food allergens we have in our homes, making cookies is not an easy task. Since I am now primarily gluten and dairy-free, and my daughter is also egg-free, it’s harder for me to have sweets in the house. It’s a bummer. But not this time; this Cranberry and Macadamia Nut Cookie recipe […]
How to make an effective checklist
Whether we are making a to-do list for the holidays or have a long-term project, list-building is a necessity to make the best use of our time. If we make lists just to make lists, we most likely are not completing all the tasks because there isn't a clear and convenient transition from one task to […]
Air Fryer GF Broccoli Tots Recipe Your Family Will Love
This Broccoli Tots Recipe is made with an air fryer. With lots of frozen broccoli bags, I searched around for what I should use this broccoli for. Tell me the backstory: I love broccoli, but I prefer fresh over frozen. My daughter, who was away at school and was only eating broccoli, recently decided she […]
20 Personal Important Documents to Keep Safe
Have you ever looked at an important document and, while looking for it, feeling anxious and stressed, you ask yourself, "Where did I put that paper? I can't believe I can't find it! I need to organize these documents and keep them in a safe place!" And, after the situation passes, you never get around […]
10 Wonderful Last Minute Gift Ideas for the Entire Family
8 Great Gift Kit Ideas For Your Loved Ones
We use various bins/bags/boxes to hold groups of items for particular tasks. Why not give a gift kit that houses a starter collection for a particular task or job? In this post, you will discover gift kit ideas you can purchase for your loved ones this holiday season. From self-care gift kits to practical gift […]
Cranberry Coconut Oatmeal Cookies Recipe - gluten-free
Making cookies from home is just so much fun. You not only get to enjoy the cookies, but you also have a house filled with the aromatics of baking. Yum! This cookie recipe is called Cranberry Coconut Oatmeal Cookies recipe. It's a favorite in our home. This is a gluten-free recipe but can easily be converted […]
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