organization

A writer, philosopher, politician, postmaster, scientist, inventor, humorist, civic activist, and diplomat--he knew how to get things done, and done well.

A writer, philosopher, politician, postmaster, scientist, inventor, humorist, civic activist, and diplomat--he knew how to get things done, and done well.

This simple advice just made any spring cleaning you're considering WAY easier. Game-changer.

We know clutter is unsightly, obviously. But HOW can clutter have a negative impact on your physical health?

Which of these three amazing finds would you snag for your bathroom?

No, I'll never be a "Marie Kondo," but I've managed to find a few things that keep me from returning to my stuff-clutching tendencies.

I am not a naturally organized person. Can you relate? Less stuff means less stuff about which we have to worry. And that makes spring cleaning WAY easier.

A writer, philosopher, politician, postmaster, scientist, inventor, humorist, civic activist, and diplomat--he knew how to get things done, and done well.

It’s safe to say we’re all entering 2021 with high hopes and what better way to harness what you want than with a calendar or planner that really speaks to you.

By the end of one year you can build as many as twelve new organizational habits. Once they become habits, they're easier to maintain. Yay.

For anyone who has perfectionistic tendencies and/or like their lives to run with order when at all possible, 2020 has been extra tough. In addition to the obvious huge messes we've been dealing with, some of us are feeling the physical and emotional clutter in our personal lives, too...

For some, it may be a day for self-care. For others, it's catching up on projects. Here's three possible ways to spend your "pull yourself together day."