Shelves-to-GO Makes Traveling Easier
I spent part of this holiday week visiting my in-laws in Texas, and while absent-mindedly perusing the SkyMall catalog during one of my flights, I found what appears to be a great product.
Read more →I spent part of this holiday week visiting my in-laws in Texas, and while absent-mindedly perusing the SkyMall catalog during one of my flights, I found what appears to be a great product.
Read more →I was recently invited to a pet product expo sponsored by Pet Socialite Events. I was invited because I was an Organizer, but it was my new status as a Dog Owner that spurred me to go. While there, I ran into my organizing colleague Fern Silvernagel. Fern is a Cat Owner and her perspective was invaluable as we toured the vendor displays in search of products that our clients could use.
Read more →Sometimes I wish I could hire myself. Don’t get me wrong. I use the same organizing principles and techniques in my own home that I teach my clients. What I can’t bring to my own situation, however, is objectivity and a fresh look. As a result, I tend to get stuck in outmoded thinking. Here’s an example.
Read more →Two of my basic organizing principles are: (1) Every item must have a home, and (2) Keep like with like. By selecting a home for every item, you know where to look for it when you need it, and you know where to put it away when you are done. By keeping like with like, you avoid creating multiple homes for similar things. I’ve discovered a great way to reinforce these two principles: labeling.
Read more →September is National Preparedness Month. It’s a great opportunity for you to review how ready you are to handle an emergency, natural or otherwise. What do you need to do in order to be prepared? Create an emergency kit Develop a communications plan.
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