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Are you tired of the clutter returning?

You're ready to get organized once and for all.

Decluttering is a fantastic way to kickstart your journey to organization, but it’s just the beginning.

The challenge with decluttering is that it shows you how to clear the clutter, but it doesn’t equip you with the tools to maintain that order.

To achieve lasting organization in your home, learn how consistent, yet simple, Everyday Practices will keep things tidy for good!

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Does this sound familiar?

You're ashamed that you can't make yourself do what you know you need to do. You feel as if your life is on hold until you can get your home (and you) organized.
It seems like piles of clutter form overnight and no matter how many times you declutter, your home remains disorganized.
You're frustrated that you're constantly apologizing for running late because you couldn't find that thing you needed or because you forgot to do an essential task. And wouldn't it be great if you could invite a friend over for coffee without spending two hours tidying before they arrive?
And when it comes down to it, you're tired of endlessly playing catch up because the disorder in your home pulls at your attention with constant distractions and demands on your time.

If so, I get it and I can help.

Hi, I'm Susan,

and I know exactly how disorganization feels, because I've been there too.

For all the organizing I used to do, I was never organized. It wasn't until I emptied my parents' overstuffed house that I realized that organized clutter was still just clutter.

This opened my eyes to the way that decluttering made it easier to stay organized - not only by reducing possessions but by making it easier to craft habits for maintaining order.

Getting organized encouraged me to leave teaching to become a professional organizer so I could guide others to live a less cluttered life.