Organization at Home
Before attempting to organize your home with one swoop, consider the steps that it takes to create organization, what you consider "organization" and set goals to stay on target. Create an action plan with defined, achievable steps and create a long-term solution towards organization. Identify strengths and weaknesses in this strategy and work to create a new, organized lifestyle at home.
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Here it is, the beginning of May, and every magazine you open contains articles about spring cleaning. With the weather improving, the urge hits to get outside more and enjoy the break in weather. It's hard to imagine spending more time indoors to do what many of us hate to do: cleaning and organizing. Not only do we hate it, we're often…
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