This family in Andover was not our typical client – the couple are self described "type A" and their home was very organized, even by our high standards. There were no piles of paper, cluttered countertops, or stacked up packages by the door. They had things pretty well handled on their own, but knew that it could be better (and more easily maintained). Our team was initially hired to tackle their basement storage space, but we saw a lot of opportunity on every floor.

In today's digital age, our smartphones serve as command centers for our lives, containing everything from important emails and appointments to endless apps and photos. However, the convenience of having so much at our fingertips can quickly lead to clutter and disorganization if left unchecked. With a few simple strategies, you can transform your phone into an organization-driven machine.

As with any organizing, whatever works best for you is the system that you should implement. Some folks actively want to use their phones less and their best system might mean making apps more difficult to find (like by organizing by color). Always start by assessing what you actually want from your newly organized space.

Many of our clients seek out organizing help after receiving an ADHD diagnosis. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) presents unique challenges when it comes to staying organized. The constant bombardment of distractions and difficulties with time management can make maintaining order seem like an uphill battle.

We are not licensed mental health professionals, but our team has a great deal of of experience in supporting clients with a wide range of neurodivergence. While lifestyle changes and medication can be critical in managing ADHD, there are lots of practical strategies that can support a more organized and less overwhelming life with the disorder.

Happy back-to-school season! Let’s kick things off by giving you a well-deserved round of applause for conquering a whirlwind summer filled with BBQs, seasonal sports, packed schedules, graduation festivities, and all the other enjoyable chaos that summer brings. While we have a few more weeks of warm weather in Massachusetts, most families are getting into the back-to-school routine.

Set your kids up for success by establishing a dedicated homework area within your household. Arrange a specific location where your children can place their homework assignments to be completed before the next day. Having a designated homework spot at home serves as an excellent method to instill responsible habits in your children and motivate them to complete their tasks. Establishing a routine where they are aware of precisely where to do their schoolwork fosters structure and consistency from a young age. Regardless of the location you select, assembling a homework station equipped with all necessary supplies, workspace essentials, and gadgets before the school year begins will set both you and your children up for success.

Digital Organizing is the type of work that elicits the strongest reactions from clients and peers alike. Most people say, “Wow, I should really do that.” Our lives are inundated with an overwhelming amount of digital clutter. From overflowing inboxes to a multitude of unused apps cluttering our devices, it's easy to feel weighed down by the virtual chaos. Use the tips below to get started on your own digital organizing project.

When I describe the work that I do, there is nothing that gets a stronger reaction than the term “Digital Organizing.” One person recently asked me if this means that I rearrange rooms in virtual spaces, like the Sims. Most people say “Like files and stuff?” and I get to say, “Yes. Like files and stuff.” But it’s a lot more than that! Our digital organizing partnerships have been transformative for individuals and businesses. Creating effective systems and processes to work through excess, whether physical or digital, is an incredibly clarifying process that can make a huge difference in day-to-day productivity and satisfaction.

Clients love to ask us... Are you really organized in your personal life? For our founder and CEO, the answer is yes twofold – Stasia owns two properties and both are exceptionally organized. Her home on Moose Pond in Bridgton, Maine is a beautiful lakeside getaway across from Pleasant Mountain, complete with a guest house that she lists on Airbnb.

Summer is finally in full swing, and many people are preparing to embark on vacations large and small. Whether you’re taking a weekend on the Cape or a cross-country adventure, the task of packing can be a significant stressor before the relaxation can begin. With a few simple strategies listed below, you can master the art of packing light and ensure a stress-free journey.

Happy Gardening Season! There is never a bad time to take stock of your gardening essentials, but it is especially helpful to do it before the busiest time of the year here in New England. Whether you are a seasoned year-round gardener or a seasonal grower, organizing your supplies is an essential first step in setting your plants up for success. Gardening can look very different depending on your climate & physical environment. As a renter, I have been relying on planters, raised beds, and temporary storage solutions for all of my supplies. If you are a homeowner or have a generous landlord, you may have broader options for gardening or storage.