Anxiety levels are higher in these uncertain times and clutter around the house doesn’t help ease your mental load. Now that your home is being used as a multi-purpose space, clutter accumulates quickly with personal, work, and school items all mixed together. Decluttering and re-organizing can be productive ways to spend time while engaging in […]
Advice from Move Managers, Professional Organizers & Personal Assistants In this uncertain environment, it’s imperative to take extra precautions before allowing anyone inside your home. This includes vendors such as electricians, plumbers, handymen, HVAC techs, appliance repairmen, interior designers, moving crews, professional organizers, and personal assistants. Here are some questions to ask before hiring anyone: […]
These days, many of us are connecting through Zoom meetings. If being on camera is new to you, read on for things to consider to ensure you are being seen and heard in the best light possible. 1) BACKGROUND – Your messy bookshelf is distracting to others. You don’t need a white-studio background, but ensure […]
In these uncertain times, vetting home service providers has become more involved. In addition to seeking companies that employ competent staff, receive rave online reviews, and are bonded/insured, you should also ensure their employees must provide you with the highest possible level of comfort. Nothing is more important than feeling safe in your own home […]
Moving into a new home is exciting for most children, but the temporary disruptions of a relocation can also be stressful. In these uncertain times, it is even more important to plan every stage of a move in advance to ensure the process is seamless and safe for your kids. Tips to Make Your Move […]
We all look forward to the slower pace of summer and spending more time with family and friends. However, the responsibilities that come with owning a home don’t go away when the weather is nice. Make sure the chores get done. Here are eight important tasks to check off your home maintenance checklist this summer: […]
As we wait for a return to normalcy, some jobs can’t be put on hold. You may have an upcoming move that can’t be postponed. Perhaps listing your home next year is dependent upon decluttering this year. There are essential errands to run and food to buy. Masks, gloves and social distancing are now a […]
If your move can be delayed, that’s your safest option. If not, rest assured that you can move into your new home safely and in a healthy, seamless, non-stressful fashion. Here are some things to consider: 1) DON’T SKIMP ON MOVE ESTIMATES – There’s no need to have a traditional in-person walk-through. Opt for FaceTime […]
You’re already doing THE most important thing you can to slow the spread of the coronavirus, and that is social distancing. Isolated inside our homes, many of us are still feeling helpless and want to do more. Here are some of the ways you can make a difference. 1) STAY IN TOUCH – Reach out […]
In the best of times, a well-organized space improves productivity, lowers stress, and makes us happier. With widespread teleworking and telelearning becoming the new norm, an organized home/life is especially conducive to work, study, and family living. Take advantage of the time you used to spend commuting, socializing and attending events to make adaptations to […]
If your stress level was sky-high last April, you weren’t alone. Many of us scramble days before the tax deadline, searching our homes for receipts and paperwork. The key to a more relaxed tax season is organization. The tax deadline, April 15, is quickly approaching. While we can’t tell you how to do taxes, we can show […]
