Organizing Made Simple

The ultimate work from home setup. Who knew this would be the most requested information for 2020. #workfromhome #homeschoollife #organizedliving

Best way to reduce pantry clutter, get rid of the CARDBOARD. I love these storage containers, clean lines, no cardboard and no compromising instructions.

2020 Perspective.

Back to School Thing are looking a lot different this year. Whether you are sending your children back or embarking on distance learning at home it will be a serious adjustment for everyone. Many people worry that they don’t have the space or a room designated for home schooling their children but it’s amazing what a little improvisation and organization can do. Any small area with a little TLC can be transformed; as always bins, baskets and storage systems are key. Oh and giving yourself some grace. September 2020 will certainly be one for the books. Thinking of everyone, remember progress not perfection.

Failing to plan is planing to fail, we’ve all heard it. The last few months have completely rocked us all... life is different but personally I feel that now more than ever it is important to be organized, prepared and efficient. Things take longer, we must expect the unexpected and I don’t know about you but I feel like I have a million and one things floating in my head on a daily basis. We are old school in our house, we have a monthly dry erase wall calendar that we put ...everything on as a family but I also use an agenda. There is something about physically writing things out that helps me... this is something I encourage all my clients to do, the good old brain dump. That can be an agenda, notes section of your phone, a simple to-do list, wall calendar... you name it. Just start. Help clear up some room in the old noggin and you would be surprised what it can do for your anxiety and just how productive you can be. How do you stay organized on a daily basis? See more

Things have been a little quiet on here since welcoming our Son in January. To be honest I was soaking in time with our little family and getting used to our new normal and thenBAM hello Pandemic. The Coronavirus has changed everyone’s lives and let’s face it we are now spending A LOT more time at home. Feeling helpless at this time sharing tips and helpful information to this great community I’ve built is important to me. If anyone is struggling with a particular space in ...their home or has more specific questions be sure to DM me. And a reminder if you are just not feeling it, not motivated or just plain sad that’s okay too. Times are tough right now and there is so much uncertainty, I know for me it ebbs and flows, good days and bad days. But what I do know is that cleaning and organizing feel goooood to me and give me a sense of control during a time when we have very little. Stay safe and healthy everyone. I look forward to connecting again. See more

Best way to reduce pantry clutter, get rid of the CARDBOARD. I love these storage containers, clean lines, no cardboard and no compromising instructions.

2020 Perspective.

Back to School Thing are looking a lot different this year. Whether you are sending your children back or embarking on distance learning at home it will be a serious adjustment for everyone. Many people worry that they don’t have the space or a room designated for home schooling their children but it’s amazing what a little improvisation and organization can do. Any small area with a little TLC can be transformed; as always bins, baskets and storage systems are key. Oh and giving yourself some grace. September 2020 will certainly be one for the books. Thinking of everyone, remember progress not perfection.

Failing to plan is planing to fail, we’ve all heard it. The last few months have completely rocked us all... life is different but personally I feel that now more than ever it is important to be organized, prepared and efficient. Things take longer, we must expect the unexpected and I don’t know about you but I feel like I have a million and one things floating in my head on a daily basis. We are old school in our house, we have a monthly dry erase wall calendar that we put ...everything on as a family but I also use an agenda. There is something about physically writing things out that helps me... this is something I encourage all my clients to do, the good old brain dump. That can be an agenda, notes section of your phone, a simple to-do list, wall calendar... you name it. Just start. Help clear up some room in the old noggin and you would be surprised what it can do for your anxiety and just how productive you can be. How do you stay organized on a daily basis? See more

Things have been a little quiet on here since welcoming our Son in January. To be honest I was soaking in time with our little family and getting used to our new normal and thenBAM hello Pandemic. The Coronavirus has changed everyone’s lives and let’s face it we are now spending A LOT more time at home. Feeling helpless at this time sharing tips and helpful information to this great community I’ve built is important to me. If anyone is struggling with a particular space in ...their home or has more specific questions be sure to DM me. And a reminder if you are just not feeling it, not motivated or just plain sad that’s okay too. Times are tough right now and there is so much uncertainty, I know for me it ebbs and flows, good days and bad days. But what I do know is that cleaning and organizing feel goooood to me and give me a sense of control during a time when we have very little. Stay safe and healthy everyone. I look forward to connecting again. See more

Pantry Organization... -Take stock of what you have before grocery shopping -Don’t stockpile -Remove packaging and replace in bins, jars and baskets for quick access -Zone items that are used together for ease of use The dollar store usually has some great storage options. These tips should help you save money and time. Happy cooking!