Organizing systems

In this blog post, Mindful organizer and life design coach Jessica Tudos outlines a system for creating a personal filing system based on your life's priorities and categories. Stay organized and decluttered by categorizing your life.

This system will change your life. Just follow these simple steps to set up an organizing system for your paperwork that will keep everything all together in one place.

Closet clutter is a challenge! Learn how to organize a LOT of clothes and get your wardrobe seriously organized with a 12 step DIY decluttering organizing system that shows how to organize a small closet with a lot of clothes

Today I'm sharing how I organized my home office supplies along with a few favorites (including my organizers!) that I picked up at Walmart!

Does seeing things neatly organized kinda make your heart flutter a little? Oh, me too! There’s something oddly satisfying about everything in it’s own place AND, well… neatly organized! Also, …

Is it a constant struggle to keep your pantry organized enough to find things when you need them? Put these ADHD pantry organizing tips in place to create a well-organized, low-maintenance pantry that works for your ADHD brain. By reducing your pantry inventory and simplifying your organizing systems, you will be well on your way to an organized ADHD-friendly pantry. You should be able to walk into your pantry and quickly locate and grab exactly what you need when you need it.

Think you need tons of complicated systems to keep your home organized? No way! These are the 4 main system every home needs to run efficiently.

The most overlooked thing to organize is probably household manuals. They usually sit, untouched, in a box or drawer, wasting space. Many organizing experts would tell you to throw manuals away. What IF your manuals were organized in a way that they could be easily found and not take up a ton of space? That’s where the Organized Manual System comes into play! There have been many instances where I have found household manuals very useful and was happy that I had kept them.

Which ones best describe your clutter problem? I have worked with many clients over the years, and have discovered that many share the same common situational or psychological reasons for clutter. I am sure you have your own circumstances, tendencies, belief systems, and root causes, contributing to the clutter that has found its way into your home. The following is a list of the common situational or psychological reasons for clutter that I see repeatedly as a professional organizer.

Many of you have been curious about the "brain boxes" that Jill and I made last week, so I'm posting my notes from last week's organizing cl...