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How to Develop Good Home Organizational Habits

Everyone says they want to get organized or work on home organizing. It’s a common desire because everyone wants life to be more accessible. Being organized is shown to lower stress and improve creativity. Getting organized is more challenging, mostly because people don’t know where to start or how to keep

10 Tips for Packing Up Your Dorm Room For Summer Break

Summer break is almost here, and that means dorm moving day. The good news is that some simple decisions and steps can make the process easier. 10 Dorm Room Packing Tips: Lighten your load. Get rid of what you no longer need. Decide on the destination. Will everything come home with you?

Why Now Is the Perfect Time to Start Organizing Your Spring/Summer Yard Sale

Spring may be around the corner, but it’s still too chilly to have a garage sale. Regardless, now is a great time to start organizing a spring or summer yard sale. If you’ve ever had a yard sale and then found more items you could have sold after the event,

5 Stylish Organization Trends for 2022

Along with weight-loss tips, one of the most consistently popular topics people research is how to get organized. That’s especially true in January between the New Year, resolutions, and Organize Your Home Day on January 14. But before reviewing the latest organization trends, let’s take a quick look at the ones that

7 Stress-Free Holiday Storage Ideas

The holidays bring joy – and some stress. Maybe make that “a lot of stress” when you factor in all the things that need to be done, and dragging out holiday decorations from winter storage, making room for them amid an influx of presents to be wrapped, and possibly guests

The Most Efficient Ways to Organize Your Baby’s Nursery

Whether you just brought home a new baby or are prepping for your baby’s arrival, staying organized is crucial. It provides a sense of control new parents need as they adapt to this tremendous life change. More importantly, when your infant is cranky or crying, you don’t want to fumble