Everyone gets excited about moving into a brand-new house, but it takes a while to get everything the way you want it and feeling like home. Consider a few tips for making things look and feel as homelike as possible until you’re fully moved in and satisfied with your new living space.

Here are some tips you can do right now, even if school already stared, and get to the store this weekend if there are items you still need.

When you're an adult child helping mom or dad move to an assisted living facility, age in place or downsize to a smaller apartment, the situation can become very stressful. Where do you start? How do you know what to keep, donate, or throw away? What's the best way to make your parent comfortable in his or her new place?

I was asked to speak about reclaiming your space mentally and physically, to get you to extraordinary, and to defy gravity. In this presentation, I explain how you can declutter your life and get rid of all those things holding you down. +DEFYGRAVITY promotion for first-time clients!

If you haven't already packed away your winter clothes and pulled out everything you need for spring, this is a great time to get in some good solid decluttering. Decluttering can make extra room in your closet, help you feel more focused every morning you get dressed, and help you feel a sense of accomplishment because you've taken the time to get it done. Here are some tips for organizing, sorting, and deciding what to keep or give away.

Sports are a great way for kids to get exercise, have fun, and spend some competitive energy, but managing all that sports gear isn't quite so fun! Every parent with sporting kids knows that gear tends to end up all over the house.

Hockey is one sport that can get especially messy, because there are simply so many things to keep track of! Here's a great infographic from ProStockHockey with several helpful tips about how to manage hockey gear and keep your house stress-free.