A New Way for Us to Help You Get Organized
We’ve learned a lot about ourselves, organizing, and our clients in the last five years, including the important fact that doing a “clean sweep” kind of organizing job – where […]
Author Archives: harmonymatters
Paperless society?
For a “paperless society”, we sure manage to generate a lot of paper. I’ve been making an effort to recycle as much as possible for the last year or so, […]
Renting Storage Space: An Idea Whose Time Has Passed
If you rent a storage space to store your stuff, you are not alone. One in ten U.S. households now rent a self storage unit.* We rent storage units for […]
Six Toxic Household Cleaners: Why and How to Avoid Them
Antibacterial cleaners and soaps. These contain a form of Dioxin, a notoriously dangerous ingredient. Since regular soap kills 99.4% of germs, save antibacterial products for VERY SPECIFIC needs (i.e. post […]
Green Cleaning Recipes
Many cleaning products that we use everyday contain harsh chemicals. They hurt us, they hurt our environment, and oddly enough, they don’t really help us clean any better than simpler, […]
Social Media – worth the time?
As someone who has become immersed in the world of social media in the last year or so, I’m often asked questions like these: How is it working out (personally/professionally)? […]
How to… Store Holiday Decorations
Are the holidays really over already? They seem to go by faster every year. Some of us are anxious for things to get back to “normal”, and some of us… […]
Local Resources for Re-homing Your Stuff
Do you have things you would like to get rid of, but you’re not sure Goodwill or another thrift store will take them? Or, you fear they’ll just end up […]
Free, Weekly Informal “Be Clutter Free” Coaching Sessions
We are excited to announce free, weekly informal “Be Clutter Free” Coaching sessions to celebrate “Get Organized Month” every Tuesday in January from 3-4 pm at the Bellingham Public Market. Naomi and […]
Get Organized and Get Healthier
Being organized reduces stress. Every time you can’t find something you need regularly — bills, correspondence, phone numbers, schedules, files, case notes, catalogs, articles, photographs, clean clothes, supplies— your stress […]
