Pandemic Productivity: An Oxymoron

Week 1: The internet was alive with Pinterest & Instagram worthy schedules, overachievers shared ambitious home organizing projects, online workouts seemed fun, and Quarantini recipes were all the rage. Week 2: People were looking at their toilet paper supply with...
The Benefits of Chunking Things Down

The Benefits of Chunking Things Down

I’ve been dealing with a few injuries lately (I will not bore you with the lengthy list of ways your body seems to break down as you approach 50!) and have been seeing a Physical Therapist. I was prescribed a number of exercises to do 4 times each day. I was super...
Projects to Jumpstart your Organizing Resolutions

Projects to Jumpstart your Organizing Resolutions

The gifts have been unwrapped, the turkey carcass has been picked over, and while the joy and merriment of the holidays may still linger, many of us are thinking ahead to 2020. The week between Christmas and New Years can feel like a week of Saturday, which sounds...
To decant, or not to decant…that is the question

To decant, or not to decant…that is the question

Pantry porn is a relatively new world online. Look no further than Instagram or Pinterest (some pages with over a million followers!) to see rainbow inspired shelves in celebrity homes, and note the awe struck and envious comments of those who aspire to such beautiful...

Transitioning to College: An Organizer’s Perspective

I’m guest blogging today with my friend and colleague Alyse Levine, Founder and CEO of Premium Prep College Counseling. This topic of transitioning to college is near and dear to me as we are sending our first child off to college this fall! Alyse and I share...