I’m just back from another VIP Day, working with one of our grand prize winners, this time in Honolulu, Hawaii. If you’d like your chance to win your own VIP Day, be sure to register for our next De-Stress Your Mess Challenge now.

Hurricane Ian just ripped through the southeastern United States. I, like many of my neighbors, was ordered to evacuate as the storm approached land.

Hurricane Ian just came barreling through Florida and is about to attack Georgia and South Carolina.These natural disasters are devastating—whether they bring water, mud, wind, fire, or a combination through your home and your life, the trauma and destruction are immediate and massive.

Here's what you should do if you want to get yourself organized and stay that way. Probably the worst place to be when you’re disorganized is WANTING something to change and NOT knowing HOW to change it or WHAT to do first, right?

Off-site storage is expensive and rarely pays off. Wasting money by parking non-essentials “out of sight and out of mind” only drains your wallet and gives you a false sense of progress in your decluttering efforts—better to make the break and use the stuff or let it go.

Off-site storage is expensive and rarely pays off. Wasting money by parking non-essentials “out of sight and out of mind” only drains your wallet and gives you a false sense of progress in your decluttering efforts—better to make the break and use the stuff or let it go.

You don’t have to be Martha Stewart to love spring cleaning. Check out our Ultimate Spring Cleaning Checklist for a comprehensive guide to get you started.

A fundamental principle to getting & staying organized is…you can't do this alone.

Spring is coming and that means so is … spring Cleaning. Much less dramatic than Swedish Death Cleaning (!) and easy peasy with our Ultimate Spring Cleaning Checklist!

Get organized fast and easy with these simple do’s and don'ts.

Interior design isn’t just for the 1%—this President’s Day, celebrate by creating a comfortable home that is fit for a President … AND everyone else, too!

It is not unusual to get stuck in a rut when it comes to our homes. Change can be uncomfortable for most of us. So when you find something that you like, the instinct is to stick with it and then leave it alone. But staying in one place isn’t always healthy, and this goes for our favorite spaces too.