We all save things we really don’t need. Sometimes it’s clothes we’ve never even worn or more coffee mugs than we could possibly use in a week.

I’ve seen a lot of homes, a lot of closets, and a lot of offices in my years as a professional organizer, and it’s so interesting how so many of us keep the same types of things.

Are you curious to read about the most common items (that we don’t need!) that pretty much everyone holds onto?

Even when it feels like the world is a little out of control and people around us need so much, we can still take small steps to help. Your own closet can be a source for good if you donate things like clothes and shoes to local non-profits. Read my 5 easy tips for how to use a closet clean out to help others.

Death cleaning can be a helpful change of perspective when decluttering. We share the benefits and some tips to get started with this style of decluttering.

Summer vacations can be almost magical. We get to step out of our routines and usual spaces and explore new sights and activities. The memories we bring back home with us are often accompanied by souvenirs or keepsakes. We add little collections of seashells to our kitchen counters or bookshelves right away.

Sustainable Swaps: Small Changes for a Greener Future

In today’s world, the concept of sustainability has become more important than ever. With the increasing awareness of climate change and environmental degradation, we are all looking for ways to reduce our carbon footprint and live a more eco-friendly lifestyle. One simple and effective way to do this is by making sustainable swaps in our everyday lives. By making small changes to the products we use and the way we consume, we can make a big difference in creating a more sustainable future for our planet.