It’s hard to ask for help, especially if it’s something that you feel you should be able to do on your own. “Why can’t I do this?” you ask yourself. “Everybody else can. What’s wrong with me?” This feeling often prevents individuals from contacting a Professional Organizer, even when clutter is bringing down the quality of their lives. So I’d like to share with you my experience with two professionals that I hired to do something that “everyone else” can seemingly do…
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Introducing my new e-book, Small Spaces, Fast Paces: New York Organizing Secrets. This book contains the first two years worth of my “Organizing Tip of the Week”. That’s 95 tips, organized into 13 topics, and easily navigatable thanks to the wonders of technology! Why should you buy my e-book?
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I’ve written before about how to keep your wallet and/or handbag clutter-free. Here’s another way to streamline your load when you are out and about. How about owning the World’s Thinnest Wallet?
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Did you know that 25% of all personal spending in the U.S. occurs between Thanksgiving and Christmas? Before you get started on your holiday gift list, consider contributing to charity instead of contributing to clutter. Here are some charities that my readers have suggested.
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Do you find yourself making urgent trips to the store because you’ve run out of an important item? Or worse yet, having to manage without something because you can’t get to the store? By planning ahead, you can be sure to always have what you need when you need it. Let’s divide the world of important commodities into two categories: those products that consist of one item that takes a while to use up (such as a printer cartridge or…
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