Before & After photos of an entire studio apartment project in August 2025
Service Type: In-Person Tidying Services
Home Organization Categories: Clothes, Books, Kitchen Komono, Linen Komono, Sentimental Display
Project Time: 16 hours
Clients recieve discounts of up to 20% OFF on products and installations!
Before & After photos of an entire 2 bed duplex project
Service Type: 1:1 Coaching Services
Home Organization Categories: Clothes, Books, Papers, Kitchen Komono, Komono, Sentimental
Custom Systems in Rooms Include:
Clients recieve discounts of up to 20% OFF on products and installations!
What does a 10 hour organizing project look like?
Service Type:ย Organization for You
Home Organization Categories: Clothes, Linens, Shoes, Purses, Komono (Dog supplies, Travel, Toiletries, PPE, Bags, Medicine, Bulk supplies, Pending projects)
Custom Systems in Rooms Include: Toiletry closet, Entry way walk in closet
Clients recieve discounts of up to 20% OFF on products and installations!
What is the purpose of a gift? Learn how to receive and give gifts of joy not guilt.
The purpose of gifts extends beyond the material value of the item itself. Gifts are powerful tools for communication, connection, and emotional expression.
Let’s dive into how gifts impact our life, organization at home/work, and decluttering.
The purpose of a gift as a receiver is to receive the gift. Once you have received the gift, you have fulfilled its purpose. Now that the gift is in your possession, it is up to you to decide what to do with it.
When you decide to keep a gift, fulfill its purpose by deciding if it is to be used (practical) or displayed (joy):
Practical
Display
When we declutter, all of our energy and time should be focused on the decision of what to keep and discard.
One of the biggest signs that you don’t love and should not keep an item is when you want to gift it.
We love to distract ourselves in different ways and one of the main ways we procrastinate during the decluttering process is when we have the desire to gift or give items away to loved ones.
What we don’t realize is that this reaction is an excuse to not let go. Instead of giving a gift of joy, we are giving a gift of guilt. The guilt that we feel about an item is then transferred to the person we give it to. Ultimately creating a vicious cycle of gifting and guilt. Common items we have the urge to gift:
Have the courage to let go. When we let go we are are also streamlining the entire organizing process by simplifying it to two piles: what to keep and what to discard.
Please see this list of donation centers and the causes they support. Pick a cause you truly care about. It will be easier to let go and give you peace of mind when you know your precious items will help those who are truly in need.
When we look back on our life when we are old, what will we remember? Will we remember the designer pants or fancy kitchen appliance? Probably not. We will think fondly of the memories, experiences, hobbies, pets, and people who made a mark on our lives.
When it comes to giving gifts, give the gift of experience. An experience or excuse, to spend quality time with your loved ones. Time is our most precious asset in life. Life goes by so quickly and it is even more important to schedule intentional time with those we care about.
Have the courage to let go and embrace the most important thing we have in life: each other!
Do you own artful portraits of yourself and your loved ones that you absolutely LOVE?
Brady Thomas, owner of โBrady Thomas Photographyโ, creates legacy images that you and your loved ones will cherish every day on your walls right now, and for years and years to come.
Are you ready to lose weight and keep it off for a lifetime?
Linda Witnov has a masters degree in clinical psychology and is the owner of โRise Up, Slim downโ.
Linda coaches clients by crafting a plan that fits your life: your schedule, your food preferences, your health needs, your activity level, your commitments, and your overall lifestyle with a gradual habit-change method.
How do you let go & declutter sentimental items related to family history?
Guess where I am in my family photo? Yes, that is me on the far left in light blue!
Today we will talk about how to declutter sentimental items specifically related to family history. First let’s dive into what sentimental family history really means.
Family history and sentimental values often intertwine to create a rich tapestry of personal identity and heritage. Each family carries its own unique story, shaped by the experiences, traditions, and values passed down through generations.
We as humans preserve this family history and memories by keeping:
These items hold material significance and emotional weight, connecting individuals to our past and to those who came before us. These tangible reminders serve as bridges between generations, allowing stories to be shared and cherished.
Have the courage to let go, celebrate, and move forward. Every step our ancestors took represents an opportunity for us to live our best and most fulfilled life today.
What if you could read a letter from the perspective of a loved one you wish to remember?
Aviva Black, owner of โFamily Love Lettersโ, writes letters that offer the opportunity to celebrate and honor our loved ones, creating lasting connections between generations.
Do you need help putting together your family history? Dawn Kosmakos is a genetic genealogist and owner of โSunrise DNAโ. She helps individuals:
We explore the powerful connection between indoor plants and home organization, highlighting how integrating plants into your living space can enhance both its aesthetic appeal and organizational functionality.
Incorporating plant care into your life can contribute to a more organized and harmonious living environment.
Caring for a snake plant (Sansevieria) is relatively easy, making it a popular choice for both experienced and novice plant enthusiasts.
African violets (Saintpaulia) are popular houseplants known for their colorful, delicate flowers and attractive foliage. Add a pop of color to any room, as they come in a variety of colors – purple, white, pink, and red.
Known as Swiss cheese plants or split-leaf philodendrons, are popular for their large, glossy leaves and unique foliage.
Elephant ear plants, also known as Colocasia or Alocasia, are tropical plants known for their large, heart-shaped leaves
Pothos plants, also known as Devil’s Ivy or Epipremnum aureum, are popular houseplants known for their easy care and trailing foliage.
Overall, incorporating indoor plants into your living or working space can offer numerous benefits for both physical and mental well-being, as well as contributing to a more aesthetically pleasing environment.
Please Note: All of the plants mentioned in this post were recommended by Collin, owner of Culiver Cultivations. Culiver Cultivations offers garden design, consulting, and education business in the San Francisco area.
What’s the secret to developing healthy habits and maintaining organization?
“It doesnโt matter how successful or unsuccessful you are right now. What matters is whether your habits are putting you on the path toward success.” – James Clear
Get 1% better everyday
Goals = Results
Systems = Processes that lead to results
If you’ve tried changing your habits but haven’t changed, perhaps the issue isn’t you. The issue is your system. Bad habits repeat themselves.
“You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.” – James Clear
“The key to building lasting habits is focusing on creating a new identity first. Your current behaviors are simply a reflection of your current identity. What you do now is a mirror image of the type of person you believe that you are (either consciously or subconsciously).
To change your behavior for good, you need to start believing new things about yourself. You need to build identity-based habits.
Changing your beliefs isnโt nearly as hard as you might think. There are two steps.
Your identity emerges out of your habits.” – James Clear
Every action you take contributes to the type of person you want to be.
Make it Obvious
Make it Attractive
Make it Easy
Make it Satisfying
Make it invisible
Make it unattractive
Make it difficult
Make it unsastifying
– James Clear
Everything in this blog post is from James Clear author of Atomic Habits.
The information from this blog post is sourced from the book Atomic Habits by James Clear and his website.
Visual clutter is the presence of excessive and distracting visual elements typically in the form of advertisements and branding on products. It can negatively impact the aesthetics, functionality, and focus within a space.
Visual clutter occurs when there is an overload of elements that cause distraction and scattered thinking. Vibrant colors, giant words, and pictures make it difficult to focus and function in a space.
Imagine yourself walking through the isle of a store. Every product on the shelf has to stand out against its competitor. Companies thrive off of the excessive elements because customers become familiar with the brands color and design.
When we bring products into our home, these labels scream and shout on our shelves. Our eyes are naturally drawn to the product which causes:
A clutter free environment and design allows individuals to:
Project Type: Move In Organization
Service Type:ย Organization for You
Home Organization Categories: Clothes, Books, Papers, Komono, Kitchen Komono, Sentimental
Custom Systems in Rooms Include: Master closet, offices, bathroom, kitchen, pet supply closet
Clients recieve discounts of up to 20% OFF on products and installations!
Service Type:ย 1:1 Coaching Services
Home Organization Categories: Clothes, Books, Papers, Komono, Kitchen Komono, Sentimental
Custom Systems in Rooms Include: Master bedroom, master closet, living room, kitchen
Clients recieve discounts of up to 20% OFF on products and installations!