Nobody’s perfect. Shocking, I know! But while that may not be a revolutionary idea, it does mean that everyone has at least a little room for self-improvement. I always strive to find ways to be a little better, so a few months ago, when I was offered the chance to join a summer accountability group, I dove right in. The way it worked was that each person in the group chose three things they wanted to complete at least five out of seven days each week, and we texted the group

As a parent of school-aged children, summer can often feel like a season of simply surviving instead of thriving. But it doesn't have to be that way. During the summer, schedules naturally become more flexible. Without the structure of the school day, life tends to flow at a slower pace. While those extra hours at home can sometimes feel chaotic, they also provide the perfect opportunity to tackle organizing projects that often get pushed aside during the busy school year. On

Very few people are naturally organized. Just like learning to dress yourself, tie your shoes, or ride a bike, organization is a skill that must be learned and practiced. For parents who never fully mastered the skill themselves, it can feel even more challenging to raise organized kids. This month, I’m going to walk you through how to set your children up for success while making your home more manageable and organized in the process! The very first thing I recommend is crea

It’s never a surprise when people learn that I’m an organized person—it kind of comes with the territory of being a professional organizer. But I think the real key to appearing organized is actually being efficient with your time. Efficiency is what allows us to be productive. All of my clients—and honestly, just about everyone I meet—have busy schedules. That busyness often leads to mental clutter. To help with this specific kind of clutter, I’m mixing things up and creatin