Check out these tips to create more space.

When we are in crisis, it’s hard to care or do much about the external clutter.

When there’s so much good happening, days like this are fulfilling and fun.

What freedom might you feel by decluttering?

What should you do with your collections?

It’s a joy to help clients support great nonprofits.

Have broken or obsolete electronics tucked away? Look for organizations that recycle them responsibly, like RecycleForce in Indianapolis.

A “whole-home” project impacts spaces throughout the home, and there are many times such an approach is warranted.

What a gift and honor to accompany someone when they are sorting through their loved one’s belongings.

Life is easier with an organized closet.

What a delight it was to help this client create a kitchen that brings him joy.

Carving out quiet time has a unique way of helping you feel calmer, clearer, happier, and more able to be your best self in the world.

“Better five years too early than one day too late!”

Consider Goodwill, which works to enhance people’s dignity and quality of life.

Ideally home is where you can relax most deeply.

I’m doing what I love and leaning into my strengths, and I couldn’t be happier.

The basics of organizing apply pretty much anywhere,

Ideally, the process of cleaning out allows space for sharing stories and working through emotions.

START SMALL. Instead of attacking the overflowing basement or the abominable attic, start with a junk drawer or the top of a table.

Mine isn’t picture perfect, but I had a great sense of accomplishment.