February may be the month for love, but who says that love ONLY has to be romantic? Life gets busy with kids, pets, and work commitments. Every room in the house tends to get well-used over time, as it should. As a result, keeping on top of clutter can often take a back burner to the constant other demands of life.

Lying to others is difficult because we’re afraid of getting caught. But when it comes to deceiving ourselves—anything goes. Sometimes the bigger the lie, the easier it is for us to believe it. Learning how to recognize self-deception and dismantle it is essential if we’re going to be successful at changing anything about ourselves.

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Join Andrew Mellen for the 2022 De-Stress Your Mess Challenge starting January 17

Keeping up with New Year's Resolutions when it starts getting hard to keep them

It is hard to avoid New Year's resolutions—no matter how you feel about them.And the end of a year IS a great time for self-evaluation and setting goals for improving areas of your life where you’re not seeing the kind of growth or results you want for yourself.

Find a new home for unwanted holiday gifts without feeling guilty

In this article, let’s revisit 3 of our most popular articles from the last few months to discover what our readers are interested in and how together, we can help YOU reach your organizational goals.

Share holiday tasks with family and friends to avoid resentment and burnout

Give Holiday Gifts Without Spending A Lot of Money

Clutter may seem frustrating but gratitude is the first step of decluttering