Decluttering your wardrobe can be an overwhelming process. To help you declutter on your own I have compiled a list of questions that I use to help guide my clients during decluttering. My hope is that these questions will give you clarity on your ideal lifestyle and help you achieve your closet goals.

Last month I hosted my first coffee meetup for Business Women’s Network of Howard County. At the event, I asked everyone to submit their burning organizing questions. Here are the answers.

Professional Home Organizer, Katherine Picott shares the links to the top three requested items from her personal organization toolkit.

While Katherine’s clients have learned from her, she has learned from them as well. In this blog, she highlights 5 things that she’s learned from her clients in 2021.

Katherine Picott is officially a Certified KonMari Consultant, the first Professional Home Organizer to be become a KM Consultant in Columbia, Maryland. Read all about it here.

In a matter of 10 months, Tidy Milso and her husband paid off $16,000+ dollars in debt. In 41 months, they paid off $86,335.04 in debt…

Last month, Home Organizer Tidy Milso was a guest on Maker Mondays with Maria Mendez Reed of Moving With The Military. Here she shares the details of how to make you very own Lazy Susan.

Mail if not regularly managed is usually the biggest offender of paper clutter in our homes. One of the best ways to tackle mail clutter is to create a system to manage it before it even makes it to our mailboxes. Here are four ways to go paperless.

Home Organizer, Tidy Milso shares the best shoe organizers for your home by Ikea, Container Store and more.

Continue to tidy your home. Encourage your children to tidy with you after play. If they are not up to it that day wait until they nap to tidy. Then, try again later.

You ever wake up and realize your only wearing one sock or your doing laundry and find that one sock is missing. It’s like a game of Clue. lol

You see, I come from a big family, hand me downs were our livelihood. If something couldn't fit you would pass it down to the next sibling. Instant NEW wardrobe! People always were constantly giving items to us. While thoughtful, I always felt compelled to say I love it when asked if I liked it. I didn't want to bear the guilt of me telling them no and being upset.