The Home Weeder

11/04/2024

Noticing the surge has started for holiday shopping.
Short article here may be of interest?

"According to Bankrate, more than half of spenders last holiday season regretted the amount they spent. Is that a surprise? We all know that. Why then do we keep doing it?

More than half of American regretted the amount they spent last year on holiday gifts. What if this year, instead of heading online to repeat the same mistake, you instead looked around your home for just the right thing?

10/31/2024

10/27/2024

Oh that’s where it is!

A Colorado woman was decluttering, when she found something that had belonged to her grandmother: “Shakespeare’s Life of King Henry the Fifth.”

09/10/2024

“Claire was amazing. She's full of energy and cheerfulness. She has a great sense of humor and could keep us going while we sorted through a ton of stuff. Our whole project seemed overwhelming. But her cheer, energy and encouragement were stellar and helped us push through. She’s part cheerleader, motivational coach, and super organizer. She is kind which matters so much. I’m glad we’re done with our project but I do miss her laugh. I can't recommend her highly enough. You won't go wrong with her. She’s worth every penny.”

M. Gray

Thanks M. Gray! We accomplished so much and it was always a pleasure to help you realize your organizing goals!
Claire

06/13/2023

“Procrastination has been connected to the perception of a chaotic environment at home. So working in your room is not as productive as moving to a dedicated work area where you can better concentrate on the task at hand.”

GUEST OPINION: In a global survey conducted by Statista, chief information officers from IT companies stated that there is a growing demand for remote work in the industry. They said that workers worked remotely before the pandemic but only around 15% or 16% of them, while 42% of respondents ex...

10/10/2020

"Howard argues that decluttering is not just a personally liberating ritual, but a moral imperative, a duty we owe both to our children and to the planet."

Jennifer Howard offers a unique position on the accumulation of earthly possessions — and asks us consider how much stuff we really need — in Clutter: An Untidy History.