Hey there! I want to discuss systems today. "What do you mean?" you ask. Lemme tell you - so glad you asked! If there is good organization, but no system in place to keep it that way, the dollars spent for organizing were largely wasted. (Ugh, it pains me to say that...) But how do we create systems that will not only work but manage gear long-term? Bad habits cause clutter. Systems build good habits to contain and manage clutter. How to create systems that work (forevvvvvvee

It happens every so often. Things are going along fine with a home organization project when all of a sudden - someone gets triggered. The first time I saw it, I didn't know why my otherwise good-natured client looked like she wanted to crawl into a hole. There may have even been some rocking back and forth in her chair. Since then, I've learned to discern the warning signs of someone getting triggered and how to stop it from growing into a full-blown shut-down. We all get at