Organizing Writers, Creatives and Dreamers

Sometimes you need to break a project into chunks that measure concrete progress towards your goal. If you're writing a book, then chunking your writing into five thousand words a week, 300 words a day, or a chapter every session are excellent alternatives to keep you moving forward.

As a professional organizer, I am always on the lookout for tools, strategies, and systems that help me and my clients do more of what we want to do. Here are 5 tools I used in 2018 that will increase my productivity in 2019.

The third stage of organizing is SORTING. I took months trying to decide if sorting came before letting go or after. It's necessary to see all that you have when you're trying to decide what to let go (Stage 2). But you also need to sort 'like with like' before you start to physically place or organize your things (Stage 4).

Whether your organizing project is a closet, a room, or a whole house, focusing on one shelf or one corner at a time can keep you out of project overwhelm. Here's how to...Organize your linen closet one shelf at a time.