Danica Carson

We get a lot of calls from people with ADHD who need help decluttering and organizing their space. Those who call us for help typically tell us two things. One, they don’t know where to start...

Do you ever feel exhausted, discouraged, or even frustrated when decluttering? When you’re sorting through your “stuff,” do you typically make it through half a pile..

It’s hard to keep things straight when you have multiple things to do and people who count on you all day, like kids, who need every bit of your attention. Being a mom of a two-year-old is distracting.

Marie Kondo asks the question, “Does it spark joy?” The Bullet Journal helps us keep a cleaning schedule with a simple list of monthly and seasonal chores. It’s not unreasonable to think that soon you’ll find yourself doing the practical cleaning exercise designed to help you prepare for death.

No doubt decluttering your home makes your physical space feel good. Decluttering clears your mind and energy (remember, Feng Shui)...

You hear professional organizers use the words clutter and declutter all the time. But what do they mean?