2012 Newsletters

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• January 2012: Organize Decorations and Save Time Next Year
• February 2012: Kitchen Organizing Secrets From a Professional Organizer

2011 Newsletters

• January 2011: Letting Go
• February 2011: Am I a Hoarder?
• March 2011: Time Management
• April 2011: Garage Sale Organization
• May 2011:  Are you Prepared for a Medical Emergency?
• June 2011: Reduce the Amount of Mail You Receive
• July 2011: Get Out The Door on Time
• August 2011: 5 Keys to a Successful Not Stressful School Year
• September 2011: The Keys to an Organized Garage
• October 2011: Organize 5 Areas Before Thanksgiving
• November 2011: 3 Ways to Make Your Holidays More Joyful

2010 Newsletters

• January 2010: Maintaining Organization
• February 2010: Need Motivation?
• March 2010: What Papers Shoud I Keep and What Papers Do I Shred?
• April 2010: Stop Stressing
• May 2010: A Client's Success Story/Simplify Your Summer
• June 2010: Declare Your Independence from Clutter
• July 2010: 25 Items You May No Longer Need
• August 2010: Prepare for an Emergency With A Grab and Go Box
• September 2010: Organizing Your Photos
• October 2010: More Fun, Less Stress for the Holidays
• November 2010: Don't Give the Gift of Clutter
• December 2010: 10 Quick Tips for an Organized 2011

2009 Newsletters

• December 2009: Simplify Your Holiday Decorating
• November 2009: Simple Clutter Removal Checklist
• October 2009: Clutter-free Gift Ideas
• September 2009: How to Create a Home Inventory
• August 2009: Transitioning Your Family into Back-To-School Mode
• July 2009: I Caught My Teenager Organizing!
• June 2009: Before You Buy Another Organizing Container...
• May 2009: Make Room For Your Car....And More
• April 2009: A Client Success Story/What's in Your Fridge?
• March 2009: Are You Feeling Attached?
• February 2009:  7 Ways to Stay Organized...For Life!
• January 2009: 3 Steps to Creating a Refuge

“When I first called for help I had an entire room that was full of "stuff." (The rest of the house was just about as bad.) Old newspaper clippings, half–finished poems, the deed to my house, etc., etc., were all jumbled together on the floor and every other horizontal surface in the room. Jill showed me how to bring order out of chaos – not just clean up the room but organize its contents. We filed some of the stuff (Jill helped me set up the files), gave some to Goodwill (I even managed to hang on to the receipts for tax time), threw away some, put some in a large box labeled "Mementos," and generally established a place for each item that made it easy to find each item again, use it, and return it to its proper, organized location. What an improvement! The thing is, it wasn't like climbing Mt. Everest. In theory I should have been able to do all that on my own, but for some reason I just can't. Jill can, and she's worth her weight in gold to me. Also, she's a really nice person.”

Linda M. – Madison