Author: NAPO
Spring into Order: 10 Tips for a Seamless Seasonal Shift
By Katie McCann Spring has (almost) sprung and so has that urge to freshen up your home. Time to open the windows, let the stale winter air (and maybe a few cobwebs) escape, and give your space ... Read More
Mastering Time Management: Proven Strategies from a Professional Organizer to Reclaim Your Day
By Erin Neumann As co-owner of Sacred Space Organizing I’ve witnessed firsthand how disorganization in our physical spaces mirrors how we manage our time. I have a feeling you’ll agree when ... Read More
Disorganization: The Downfall of Desire
By Jenny Albertini, CPO® It’s the beginning of February, and couples across the United States are gearing up for Hallmark’s biggest holiday of the year: Valentine’s Day. Dinner reservations are... Read More
Navigating Life Transitions and Grief: Understanding Our Relationship with Things
By Tanisha Lyons-Porter Grief is often seen as the shadow of losing a loved one, but it reaches far beyond that. Grief makes itself known in life transitions that challenge us to let go of what on... Read More
Declutter and Toss, Purge and Plan: Getting Ready for Your Next Move
By Dr. Regina F. Lark, Ph.D. CPO®, CPO-CD® | Originally posted on aclearpath.net “I called you because I was about to lose it,” said my new client, Priya, after she decided to hire my... Read More
Digital Detox: How to Declutter and Organize Your Digital Life for Improved Productivity
By Vincent Giacalone | Originally posted on www.theorganizedguy.com In today’s fast-paced world, digital clutter can quickly accumulate, affecting your productivity and mental well-being. Just... Read More
10 Critical Lessons to Teach Your Kids About Organizing: These Benefit You, Too!
By Kim Mazewski, CPO® | Originally posted on www.consciouslyclearedandcontained.com Edited for GO Month The subtitle here is “…even if you don’t consider yourself organized.” No judgment, thi... Read More
When Things Linger Too Long: How to Make More Space in Your Home
By Shanley Ten Eyck | Originally posted on www.shanleyteneyck.com When I work with clients, one of the first things we do is identify their goals for their home. Often the goal is to make more ... Read More