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Organization 2.0 - Bust Clutter!
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Organization 2.0 is a site that looks at the psychology of disorganization as well as providing practical solutions to clutter and storage.
- Added on: Apr 13th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Meredith Grimaldi
- Listed in: Home and Garden Decorating
- Tags: messy clutter neat disorganized disorganization hoarding
Recent Posts
Elders that Hoard – and What To Do About It
Many elderly people deal with hoarding and may have had a life-time of accumulating stuff that gradually got worse as they got older. Most of the time, their adult children are aware of the problem but don’t know what to do. In this program, ...
Before You Buy a Day Planner
So you’ve decided to get a planner. Simple decision? Yes, but there are some important points to consider before you make your purchase, to make sure that you end up with what you wanted and needed. Type of Calendar Many families use a combinat...
America’s Founding Fathers Believed in Organization
When you hear the word “organize,” what is the first thing that comes to mind? Closets? Filing cabinets? Toys? Bills? How about these United States? It might seem far-fetched at first, but this great nation is the direct result of organizational ...
In Praise of Imperfect Organization
You’ve seen them, so you know they exist. Those extraordinary people who seem to magically, effortlessly manage the whole kit and caboodle. No sweat. No meltdowns. Just serene in the knowledge that it’s all more or less under control. What is the...
What does organization mean for your health?
If you follow me on twitter or read my blog regularly, you know that a few weeks ago, my amazing mother came over to help my clean my house from top to bottom. Let’s just say that I’m quite sure she’s convinced I’m filthy. I live in an old ...
Zap clutter with a virtual yard sale
By Sarah Welch and Alicia Rockmore If the idea of getting paid to unload your unwanted goods sounds great, but having to devote an entire weekend for others to sift through your stuff does not, start thinking outside the boxes placed on your front la...
