Have you ever stopped to look at the revolving door of clutter and wondered why? The “Why” behind the clutter? Why you’re attached to certain things? Why can’t you bring yourself to throw things away? Why won’t you stay organized? Why is it so difficult to control? There is no shortage of how to declutter
Helping Christian women and men like you live simpler, have more peace, spend more quality time with loved ones and with the Lord is my passion. I do that as a Certified Professional Organizer by helping you declutter and organize your homes and lives. When speaking to groups or when conducting bible studies, I’m always
“…be ye transformed (changed) by the [entire] renewal of your mind [by its new ideals and its new attitudes]…” Romans 12:2b (Amplified) The Word of God exhorts us to be transformed into the image of Christ by the renewing of our minds. As revealed in the following famous quotation by Frank Outlaw, Renewing our thoughts
In my previous blog about Seeking God’s Order, we talked about how our world is obsessed with new media exposures highlighting the function and dysfunctions of life, either well-organized or the extreme hoarding cases on TV. Given the myriad of organizing books out there, I’m always left wondering why anyone would have a hard time figuring
February month is the “ Love” month. With velvet red hearts, trappings of roses, and cupid’s arrows, it’s so easy to get caught up in our world’s expression of love. Many clients achieve a true breakthrough in their decluttering process when clients can visualize giving away their excess to a good charity. Their ability to
