So what are some tricks for getting your kids involved with the organizing process? Here are just some of the methods I have found to be successful . . .

Even with the best of intentions and motivation, emotional clutter can can be difficult to throw out. But when EVERYTHING is important, NOTHING is important.

Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal.

Got a lot to do today? I know, when DON’T we have a lot to do. Try these tips and get MORE done today. Then use some of that free time you end up with to enjoy something fun and relaxing . . . you deserve it!

Got a long to-do list? Here are a few ideas that you can use to free up your mind’s personal “hard drive.”

Goal setting is one of the most important steps you can take in your quest to become better organized. Setting goals gives you the ability to decide, and ultimately achieve, what you want out of your organizing projects.

Last week I had the incredible honor of talking about home office organization with one of my favorite organizing experts, Peter Walsh. Check out this video chat with me and Peter.

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