Conquering Clutter—
By David Dudley. published in AARP Magazine
“The thing that brought us nearly to blows was a brass chafing dish. It was tarnished and dusty, unearthed from a distant corner of the basement. I had never seen it before...” More...

Making Your Garage Sale a Huge Success!
By Julie Johnson, MA
Turn your unwanted stuff into cash and have a great time doing it. More...

Clutterers Unite! —
By Julie Johnson, MA
“...True self-assurance is not contingent on whether a curtain rod is in place. Life is messy and meant for living!” Read the article...

Surfing the Ocean of Paper: 10 Ways to Liberate Yourself from the Paper Riptides
By Julie Johnson, MA
...Like the waves crashing on the beach, the mail carrier brings it in... not to mention the piles reserved because “really, I’m gonna read it some day”...
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Ten Tips for a Waste-Free Lunch
By Julie Johnson, MA
“...As parent’s we often teach by example, and those lunches we pack each day can be a continual example of our dedication to helping the planet...” Read the article...

To Flush or Not to Flush
By Julie Johnson, MA
Cleaning out the bathroom? Then you've most likely been confronted with a medicine cabinet full of expired prescription medication and over-the-counter curatives of all kinds taking up space unnecessarily on your shelves. But before chucking them in the bin or toilet, consider this: according to Harvard Health, scientists are finding “everything from aspirin to Zoloft in our rivers.” Room For Life offers some solutions on how to dispose of meds properly. Read the article...

In the Meantime...
By Julie Johnson, MA
Breaking down the actual process of sorting through undone projects — from the emotional states that hold us in place to the ACTION steps of breaking through the clutter... COMING SOON

The Trouble with Toys
By Julie Johnson, MA
COMING SOON