This year I was honored at the National Conference of the National Association of Professional Organizers with the Service to NAPO Award. This special award is presented to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to NAPO or the organizing industry not described under other award categories. My service to NAPO began as soon […]
Getting your crafts back into order in the spring makes crafting more fun! We are busy with our kids and jobs, and then our crafts get all wonky! Having a great station for crafts is the first step, but re-organizing them each spring to be sure they are easy to access and categorized by how […]
Spring organizing is all about the little things. Organizing your purse can be the biggest little organizing you can do. Click on this video to see how I organize my purse. Click and Ellen shares how she organized her purse. Ready to start your spring organizing?
I love learning other’s perspectives on organizing. Enjoy this guest post by ABC13 Weekend Anchor Katie McCall and her “take” on organizing. I came up with this blog while jogging at Memorial Park. I love the fact that the park belongs to everyone. You don’t need a membership. Organizing is the same in that regard. […]
Thinking of a garage sale this month? Check out my blog post on Organize to Revitalize! http://dallisonlee.com/blog/2013/04/01/5-steps-to-organize-a-family-garage-sale/
Get started on your spring organizing with the little things! Your junk drawer may be out of control! Spend just 5 minutes getting it back to organized! Click and see this junk drawer! How’s your junk drawer?
Organizing products can be durable, effective and inexpensive. At a recent trip to several dollar stores in our area, here is what I found. Some of these same items are available at Target, WalMart and the Container Store, but cost only a $1 here! Set of 3 small white cubes. Use these in your vanity […]
I am thrilled to have my friend Tiffany Eckhardt share some reflections as owner of Flown the Coop. What you think of her perspective on her stuff? Everything in my home has a price tag. Seriously, there is a tag on just about everything. I once asked my Flown The Coop Facebook friends […]
Working at home requires a transition between spaces. Bringing home papers and more can be the hardest part of this transition. Use a designated slot for each type of paper you bring home. Slots can be created with accordion files, expanding pocket files, or clear acrylic files. Label each with the name of that category. […]
Check out my blog post at Organize to Revitalize ~ http://dallisonlee.com/blog/2013/03/04/3-simple-organizing-solutions-for-your-struggling-student/
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