Category: Organizing Technologies
Letting Go with Love: Navigating the Emotions Behind Sentimental Clutter
A collaborative blog post by Certified Professional Organizers Nicole Ramer, Kiera Malowitz, Ellen Delap, Lauren Hass, Kelly Brask, Miriam Ortiz y Pino, and Kim Mazewski If you’ve ev... Read More
How Forgetful Parents Transform Their Day Using These Simple Tech Tips
By Dana Gilgrist, CPO® If you’re a busy parent juggling work, errands, and endless to-dos, it’s easy to feel like your brain is running on overload. Thankfully, t... Read More
Pro Organizing Tips for Every Room in the House: A Guide to the Most Critical Areas
by Stephanie Denson A well-organized home isn’t just visually appealing—it saves time, reduces stress, and makes everyday tasks smoother. But with so many rooms and responsibi... Read More
Why We Keep Too Much Stuff—And How Small Steps toward Organization Can Transform Daily Life
By Nicole Ramer, CPO®, SMM-C®, Senior Home Coach™ Most of us never intend for clutter to take over our homes. Yet slowly—overstuffed drawers, “just for now” piles, boxes we p... Read More
Cheers to Robyn Reynolds’ New Book, What Is Your Clutter Costing You?—A Must-Read for Anyone Ready to Get Unstuck
Interview by Kim Mazewski, CPO®, Consciously Cleared and Contained When Certified Professional Organizer® (CPO®) Robyn Reynolds walks into a cluttered space, she&... Read More
Minimizing Holiday Stress: The Gift of Planning
By Michelle Zorbas, CPO® The holiday season can be both a time of great joy and great stress. As with so many things in life, planning is key. So while we still have some ... Read More
Stress Less: Go Mostly Paperless
By Carolyn Rogers I’ve been organizing professionally for over a decade, helping clients with closets, garages, kitchens, offices, and even storage units. A common issue I come across in all these s... Read More
Are You Prepared for the Inevitable or Unexpected?
Today’s digital age practically requires us to be proactive By Kate Hufnagel Let’s be honest: planning for the unexpected—or the inevitable—isn’t something most of us are eager to do. It can... Read More