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For the past few weeks we’ve been talking about how to keep your “command center” free from clutter. Even if you shred and recycle daily, there is still a certain amount of physical paper that you’ll want to hold onto. Some things are permanent keepers: ranging from tax documents, to your kids’ report cards, and…
Last week I kicked off our fall organizing series by focusing on products to help you, as the CEO of your home, reclaim control of your workspace. Keep in mind that regardless of whether your command center is behind closed door or at the kitchen table, we all have a central place where we are most…
I’m afraid of roller coasters. So much so, that my family has basically forbidden me from joining them at amusement parks because I’m neurotic mess the entire time. “What if the roller coaster derails?” “What if you get ejected and plummet to a horrific death?” “What if the ride breaks at the top and you…
“I love paper clutter!” SAID NO ONE EVER. Mail, statements, school papers, household projects, medical records… just a few of the things that infiltrate our counters on a daily basis. There are a few things less frustrating than looking for “said paper” only to have it vanish into a black hole of clutter. This time…
This segment originally aired last September, where I introduced the importance of establishing a “Homework Hub” on wfmz. People are always asking me what to do with kids school books, supplies and on-going projects. The first thing I ask is if they have a “homework hub”. A “Homework Hub” is a designated area where your child…
Last week I had the pleasure of sitting down with Erika VonTiehl from CBS3 where we talked about one of the most dreaded topics for parents of young children: “What do I do with all of their Artwork”? One of my clients and good friend, Katie Welykoridko, graciously invited me (along with a news crew!) into her…