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Survey #207 Results: Empty Nests | Earth Day Declutter | Indoor–Outdoor Work Balance
The results are coming in! View the responses to Survey #207: Empty Nests | Earth Day Declutter | Indoor–Outdoor Work Balance.
Survey #207: Empty Nests | Earth Day Declutter | Indoor–Outdoor Work Balance
Are you still lining an empty nest? Do environmental issues factor into your decluttering decisions? Is the outdoors calling you away from indoor work? Take our survey!
Survey #206 Results: The Canary and the Wrecking Ball
The results are coming in! View the responses to Survey #206 Results: The Canary and the Wrecking Ball.
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Could You Manage Your Loved One’s Affairs?
How ready would you be to take on responsibility for the affairs of a loved one in an emergency? Take our quiz to find out!
Creative-Reuse Centers Turn Clutter into Treasure
“Creative reuse” is the practice of applying imagination to unused, unneeded, or waste materials to turn them into art supplies, craft materials, or tools for the classroom.
Happy Thanksgiving from The Clutter Fairy Family!
The Clutter Fairy family wishes you and yours a bountiful and harmonious Thanksgiving! Join us as we kick off a year of organizing projects to help you live the life you dream of.
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Vicious Cycle: Clutter as a Symptom and Cause of Negative Emotions
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The Clutter Fairy offers strategies for working around or through negative emotions to move your projects forward no matter where you’re starting from.
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Your Best and Your Worst: Household Sweet Spots and Problem Areas
How Much Lining Does an Empty Nest Need? and Other Good Questions
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The Clutter Fairy discusses not-quite-empty nests, Earth Day organizing, and other questions and short topics suggested by our viewers and listeners.
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Vicious Cycle: Clutter as a Symptom and Cause of Negative Emotions
Recognize and Avoid the Slippery Slope that Leads Back to Clutter
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The Clutter Fairy explores the tendency to relapse into cluttering behaviors and offers tips for maintaining good habits and routines to stay organized.
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How Much Lining Does an Empty Nest Need? and Other Good Questions
It’s the Little Things: The Organizing Challenges of Small Items
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The Clutter Fairy offers strategies for corralling the collections of small items that present big organizing challenges.
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Recognize and Avoid the Slippery Slope that Leads Back to Clutter
Look Good on Paper: Control the Influx and Manage What You Keep
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The Clutter Fairy examines habits, behaviors, and attitudes that lead us to keep more paper than we need and offers pointers for purging your paper piles.
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It’s the Little Things: The Organizing Challenges of Small Items