Category Archives: Mindset & Motivation

Are you thinking about getting organized but feeling overwhelmed? Maybe you’ve tried before and struggled to maintain the changes? Understanding how people change can make the process smoother and more successful. That’s where the Transtheoretical Model (TTM), also known as the Stages of Change model, comes in. And it’s especially helpful when you’re considering workingContinueContinue reading “Unlock Your Organized Life: How the Transtheoretical Model Makes Working with an Organizer Easier”

I’m here to guide you through assessing your space, identifying what’s working and what’s not, and uncovering the bigger picture goals that will help you achieve the organized, functional environment you desire. This worksheet is designed to provide clarity, spark inspiration, and help you make intentional decisions to transform your space and your life. WhetherContinueContinue reading “Assess Your Home Space, Shift Your Mindset, and Create a Plan for Organizing Success”

Bubble baths and face masks? Absolutely! We’re all for a little pampering. But true self-care goes deeper, blossoming into a beautiful symphony played across multiple instruments. In this post, we’ll explore how caring for our environments, from our bodies to our social circles, creates a harmonious and respectful symphony of self-care. The Instrument of YourContinueContinue reading “Cultivating Harmony Through the Self-Care Symphony”

Physical clutter can feel like mental clutter. When we see a mess around us, it can trigger the same overwhelmed feeling we get when our minds are racing with thoughts and worries. This can activate our body’s natural stress response, which is completely normal. It’s your mind advising you to take notice and take action.ContinueContinue reading “Understanding Stress Responses: How Home and Office Organization Can Help”

As a professional organizer, I see it all the time: the overwhelming mountain of clutter, the half-finished projects, the “I’ll get to it later” pile that never seems to shrink. It’s not just about the stuff; it’s about the task paralysis that holds individuals back. The Clutter Connection: When Overwhelm Takes Over Just like inContinueContinue reading “Strategies for Overcoming Task Paralysis in Your Home Organization Journey”

By focusing on the four modalities—visual aids, auditory components, hands-on experiences, and physical sensations—you can build awareness, clarify goals, and align desired outcomes. This tailored approach will enhance your home organization efforts and boost your effectiveness. I recommend journaling your answers to focus on the home life you want, not your current situation. Journaling canContinueContinue reading “Create a Vision Board for Home Organization”