This month, I had the unique pleasure of being interviewed by a client for her Substack newsletter, Journal Your Path. As part of our conversation, I explored one of her journaling prompts: If you had to pack your life in one weekend, what would you bring?

The exercise caught me off guard. After setting aside the essentials—passport, birth certificate, key documents—everything else I wanted to bring was deeply sentimental. My journals. Old photo albums. A worn teddy bear. A few favorite books in French. And my jewelry—not for its monetary value, but for the memories it holds.

It was a meaningful reminder that in our work as organizers, the things we keep often carry emotional weight. And those are always the hardest to let go of. Stay tuned for Part 2 of Journal Your Path, which covers sentimental items.

April always seems to catch me off guard. One minute I’m doing 1,000-piece puzzles, still in winter mode—and the next, I’m juggling overlapping commitments and wondering where the month went.

When life speeds up, the smartest thing to do is slow down. Breathe. Clear a surface. Break it down: brain dump, prioritize, time block, and sync calendars so chaos doesn’t come knocking.

This month, I’m leaning into tools and routines that help busy families create more flow—and more calm. Little things that make a big difference. No need to overhaul your whole life. Just start with one drawer, one routine, one day at a time.

This February, let’s take a fresh look at decluttering. It’s not about stripping down spaces or adhering to strict rules—it’s about intentionally shaping our environments. Decluttering means choosing items that truly matter to us and finding their rightful place at home.

IMarch rolls in with International Women’s Month and the buzz of spring, and it reminds me of Marie Kondo’s simple question: “Does it spark joy?” Her philosophy inspired my own journey into professional organizing, where I aim to lift the weight of clutter and bring smiles to my clients' faces.

This March, let’s leap into organizing with a spring cleaning spirit. Reward yourself with a spring bouquet to add color and joy into your home. Here’s to creating spaces that make us happy and proud!

This February, let’s take a fresh look at decluttering. It’s not about stripping down spaces or adhering to strict rules—it’s about intentionally shaping our environments. Decluttering means choosing items that truly matter to us and finding their rightful place at home.

It's about understanding why we keep each item, ensuring they add value and joy to our lives. This isn't a call to minimalism unless that's your style—it’s about enriching our spaces with clarity and enjoyment.

Join me this month as we refine our homes to better reflect our personal values, enhancing simplicity and peace, one cherished item at a time.

Happy New Year! As we dive into 2025, let's shake up our usual resolutions routine. Instead of lofty ambitions that often leave us overwhelmed, why not try SMART goals this year?

As the holiday season is upon us, it’s a time for reflection, joy, and connection. This month, I’ve come across some wonderful inspirations and tools that I can’t wait to share with you. From joyful stories to thought-provoking documentaries and helpful resources, let’s embrace this festive season with a spirit of giving, learning, and organizing!

As the leaves finish their vibrant show and the year speeds towards a close, let’s take a moment to smile and tackle something as invigorating as a brisk autumn walk—our finances!

As the leaves turn and the cool breeze sets in, October brings us a splendid palette of changes. This month, I'm excited to explore not just the seasonal shifts in our closets and living spaces, but also the transformative power of tapping into our creative spirits.

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