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Survey #289/301 Results: The Relationship Between Organizing and Productivity
The results are coming in! View the responses to Survey #289/301: The Relationship Between Organizing and Productivity.
Survey #289/301: The Relationship Between Organizing and Productivity
Do you often spend busy days without feeling like you’ve accomplished much? What keeps you from getting things done? Take our survey!
Survey #299 Results: Decluttering Conundrums and Ways of Escaping Them
The results are coming in! View the responses to Survey #299: Decluttering Conundrums and Ways of Escaping Them.
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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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Come Celebrate Episode #300 With Us – And Ask Us Anything!
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The Clutter Fairy Weekly celebrates our 300th episode by answering viewer and listener questions and discussing short topics suggested by our audience in our surveys and social-media channels.
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Special Guest: Karen Baker on Productivity, Routines, and More
The Chicken or the Egg: Complexities of the Organizing Process
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The Clutter Fairy examines “chicken and egg” dichotomies that challenge people with clutter and offers strategies for escaping these mental traps.
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Come Celebrate Episode #300 With Us – And Ask Us Anything!
Out of Sight, On Your Mind: Declutter Your Personal Space of Shame
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The Clutter Fairy explores hiding places for clutter and offers tips for reclaiming your “personal space of shame” as a usable part of your home.
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The Chicken or the Egg: Complexities of the Organizing Process
Not My Stuff, But Still My Problem: Decluttering for Caregivers
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The Clutter Fairy explores complexities of decluttering and organizing for dependents and offers strategies for navigating these special clutter situations.
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Book Club: New Order: A Decluttering Handbook for Creative Folks (and Everyone Else) (Wolf)
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The Clutter Fairy reviews New Order and discusses lessons from this decluttering guide aimed at making space in your home and life for artistic inspiration.
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Not My Stuff, But Still My Problem: Decluttering for Caregivers