I’d been looking forward to this past weekend for quite a while because it was the time I had set aside to declutter my entire house. And guess what? That goal was completely unreasonable and I didn’t quite make it, however.

In my failure to accomplish the big task, however, I learned something. When it comes to clutter, small steps are equally as effective. For example, while I didn’t organize the entire house, I did organize my bedroom. I got rid of clothes I didn’t wear, and organized drawers so now everything fits very nicely …read more

You don’t need to visualize the exact space above, but all in all, if you can visualize a clutter-free space, you may have a better chance at eliminating clutter and getting organized in the upcoming year.
Visualizing what you’d like to see in your home is important. Right now, if your home is over-cluttered, all you see and feel is obviously clutter. That’s overwhelming and not great motivation for change. However, if you can visualize a new space, a new look, a new way of living, you may just be motivated enough to pull it off.
Some ideas:

If you’re extra creative, …read more

I’ve received some info about Pixily recently, a service that can help you create a clutter-free office (home or work). I went to check it out, and here are the facts:

You collect all your documents – you know the ones cluttering your desk.
You mail them to Pixily in their pre-paid envelopes – or scan and then fax or email your docs to Pixily (the second option is better IMO) can you imagine loosing all your docs in the mail?! All paper documents are mailed back to you though, and soon Pixily is introducing a  secure recycle service and you’d be …read more