Category Archives: Inspiration
How to Get Grounded and Be More Organized
When it comes to decluttering, do you ever feel like you are all over the map and you just don’t know where to start? It just all feels so overwhelming at times. So how do we get focused to do … Continue reading
Working From Home – It’s Messy!
Working from home is messy. It has never really appealed to me but now I find myself in this position. When I was working at CMHA, My Sisters’ Place, I was offered a “Work from Home” day and I never … Continue reading
Make S.P.A.C.E. For You
Make S.P.A.C.E. For You How can you make more S.P.A.C.E. in your life for what you truly want? What can you do to make more S.P.A.C.E. For You? Do you have a project you have been thinking about working on? … Continue reading
Happy Spring Clearing: Physical and Emotional Clutter
It’s that time of year again when we feel motivated to clear out the physical and emotional clutter that has been holding us back and make some changes in our lives. The birds are singing and spring is in the … Continue reading
How to Create the Space that you Want
What would you do with this space? With this room? If the clutter was gone? How do you decide what goes into your space? Where does your inspiration come from? What would you like to see in your space? I … Continue reading
How to Have More Clarity and Trust Your Intuition
My word for this year is clarity. Clarity for me means knowing what my vision is for my life and knowing what I want to focus my energy on. I can easily feel overwhelmed and “all over the map” not … Continue reading
Redefine Your Relationship to Your Stuff
Does your stuff tell the story of who you are? Does your identity depend on your past accomplishments, memories from the past or stuff that is in your home and possibly taking up valuable real estate? Does your clutter protect … Continue reading
Emotional Responses to Your Stuff
When you think about your stuff what kinds of emotions come up? If you struggle somewhat with your stuff you may think of negative emotions right away. They may include feelings of fear and anxiety, grief and loss, sadness, guilt … Continue reading
My Clutter Looks Like My ADHD Brain
Working with someone who has ADHD (Attention Deficit/Hyper Activity Disorder), can really add an additional layer of difficulty when helping someone to declutter and organize. An individual with ADHD may have difficulties and challenges that cannot be seen so … Continue reading