My rescue Astrid As the year comes to a close, it's the perfect moment to reflect on your organizational habits. Could your time management use a little fine-tuning? Is your home in need of decluttering? No matter where you are on your organizational journey, there’s always value in evaluating what worked well — and identifying areas for growth. By recognizing the systems that supported you, you can build on your successes. At the same time, reflecting on what fell short prov

And How to Incorporate Them Today! Ever wonder how some people seem always to have it together? Well, I do, too, and I’m a professional organizer! Our lives are far from perfect, but we have systems for when life gets messy. Here are some psychology-based habits that will put you on the path of habitual organization. The Path of Least Resistance I was an equestrian, and warm-up was always a walk around the area. It was hardly leisurely because we were constantly training in e

10 Tips To Run Your Home Like A CEO I was inspired to write this blog by my LA-based colleague, Regina Lark, Phd, who recently did a TEDX talk. You can watch that here and well worth the listen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJLawgDbn_E I guess I’ve been lucky in my past domestic relationships regarding the division of labor. We all worked in the same field of aircraft maintenance, so there was no underestimation of the weight of our work. I’m a self-professed bossy perfect

10 Behaviors That Sabotage Your Growth Setting goals is an essential part of personal growth and success. Whether they involve career aspirations, fitness targets, or personal development objectives, goals provide us with direction and motivation. However, despite our best intentions, many of us often fall short of reaching our desired outcomes. In this blog, we will delve into why we sometimes fail to achieve our goals and explore strategies to overcome these obstacles. You

And What You Can Do About It In my previous life, I managed a department of ten sales people and two clerical. We had 70 million in sales flow through there, so having good systems in order was paramount to good customer service. It was always the sales people that had the most cluttered desks that I got the most complaints about. Even though they would swear they knew where every single note was, inevitably something would fall through the cracks. Working in aviation and sup