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If you have a smartphone camera, odds are you have a huge photo library somewhere in the dark corners of your cloud or computer storage you don’t want to deal with. Use my easy tips to help you tidy, sort, and organize them so you can actually appreciate all these life events you’ve captured.
Read MoreKeeping your home clean and tidy can sometimes become an overwhelming task with a list of things that just seems to grow. If you’re someone who gets easily overwhelmed, my trick of 10-minute tidying could help you. Learn some of my methods that are simple and can help you build your tidying habits no matter how little time (or energy) you might have.
Read MoreWhile the pandemic may have many of us staying home more often these days, it didn’t bring an added energy bonus or stress relief. In fact, many people are probably more stressed than every before. Here are some of the tools I use to get a little bit done even when I feel overwhelmed.
Read MoreThere isn’t just one tried and true way of organizing your home. Any approach you take has to work with your lifestyle and habits. There are a few strategies, however, that can enhance the effectiveness of any approach. From taking inventory of your belongings to organizing in zones, there are many ways to tweak the way you tidy up.
To help get you started, I, along with other experts, from New York to Sacramento, were asked by Redfin to spill our best-kept secrets so you can put an end to a messy life once and for all – and save time, money, and stress while doing so.
Read MoreAre you tired of throwing food away? Or worse, you have a fridge full of food, but nothing to eat? Learn a simple yet effective way to meal plan for a week so you don’t end up wasting food or having nothing to eat!
Read MoreIt happens to the best of us! We’re going along fine, keeping things clean and tidy…and then, BOOM! But, with a few 10-minute tidying sessions, clear up any space quickly. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel to see how we transformed a trashed kitchen back to normal in 3 sessions.
Read MoreThere’s a new show on Netflix called The Home Edit. Find out how I’m reorganizing my closet based on some of their tips and feeling inspired again!
Read MoreDo you dread the time your dryer stops because now you have to deal with putting the laundry away? You’re not alone. This task is something I have always hated, but using these tricks has made this task far more doable. Even fun!
Read MoreHeard of the Pomodoro (or Tomato) technique? It’s a supersize version of our 10-minute tidying. I gave it a try! Here’s what happened.
Read MoreFeeling overwhelmed? Depleted? Stressed? Remember to care for yourself first. Tidying is a form of self-care. Use it as a moving meditation, a commitment to your own health and well-being.
Read MoreSecrets to simple decluttering you can start using right now!
Read MoreHow much time do you really need to keep your home tidy? 10 minutes a day is all you need.
Read MoreA recap of tidying during the holidays, and how to get your home tidied after the holidays.
Read MoreIt’s been two weeks since we started building on our 10-minute tidying habit with a 5-minute Top Task. This week I break down what we’ve been up to, and how to join in!
Read MoreWant to get your house prepped for the week ahead? Join me for some interval tidying training. I’m going to do 10 minutes of tidying per room (with breaks between).
Read MoreWe just finished the 30-day 10-minute tidying challenge. Now it’s time to build on those habits by making sure we hit those tidying top tasks every week. Take 5 minutes to build a new tidying habit for a cleaner, healthier home.
Read MoreThe 10-minute tidying challenge is almost over. It’s been almost 30 days. So what have I learned and what’s next?
Read MoreWe have 2 weeks to go in the 10-minute tidying challenge. Here are some tips to keep you going, and some things to think about after the challenge ends. There will be new challenges coming soon!
Read MoreTriggers are often thought of as negative things. But we can build positive triggers too. In fact, triggers are the key to building successful, long-term habits.
Read MoreAre you ready to make some changes? When we want to change, it’s because we’re fed up with the status quo. This is a good thing. The problem is, change often equals smaller changes plus time. How can we use that to our advantage to make real, long-lasting change?
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