LIFE reorganized

🏆Creativity ftw
Nothing new was purchased to create these new, lasting systems!
Instead of ordering what you think might work, maybe give us a call 🤷‍♀️

Group stoop break today on Day 1 of a total brownstone reorg 🥰
Very happy to be back with my people helping lovely clients in my own neighborhood get their lives reorganized!!
Not our most polished look as, if you've ever heard the analogy of teaching a monkey to juggle fire on a pillar, we started with the hardest part first - the basement.
Google the analogy for the gist of this important lesson, or better yet I highly recommend reading 📖 Quit by - one of the best books I've read this year. So good I read it twice to really soak it all in!

Quickie. Love to see it!

I mean, look at these Befores! 😱
If you and someone you love are suffering from a 1-medicine-1-sink-cabinet-for-2-people bathroom situation, there's help.
Call to get Spacious Maximus!

📦 ICYMI - Link in bio

😬 I've been waiting to share some of the dangers of Ozempic until I'd heard enough compelling info from reputable sources, which is now starting to come out. Among them, has touched on this issue with some good insights but just shared some staggering statistics with on a brand new episode of The Diary of a CEO (one of my top podcasts), starting at the 32:30 mark if you want to hear it for yourself.

He said that side effects seen over the last 2-3 years include:
- 50% of weight loss is coming from muscle loss, which significantly slows metabolism when taking the drug ends and effectively makes the weight loss issue worse than before (overall this is a really bad thing as we age)
- 450% increase in bowel obstruction, which often requires surgery to correct
- 900% increase in Pancreatitis, which usually requires hospitalization

Ozempic is still a new drug so there's likely more to come. My point in sharing this are the old, but true, clichés... there's no such thing as a free lunch, and, if something sounds too good to be true it probably is. If you are not in serious medical need of this drug, I hope you reconsider its use. And if you are in need of help changing your lifestyle habits, I hope you reach out. It's often easier to do than you think and we're really good at setting clients up for long-term success.

This image captures so much of what I love about our work.

I got to witness this client stop in her tracks and softly ask "isn't this just the loveliest thing you've ever seen," upon finding an old photo of her daughter amidst files that hadn't been looked through in many, many years.

Someday this daughter will be grateful she doesn't have to dispose of old job offers, $30,000 purchase documents for her parents apartment 🤯 and taxes dating back to 1969, among other things.

It was a reluctant, but desperate, client booking because she'd attempted to reorganize her office by pulling things out of stuffed closets, but suddenly found herself stuck with how to get back to work amidst her doings. After four hours I made it "workable," but throughout that time she started to see the bigger picture and after receiving my follow-up email with closet lighting and other recommendations, she replied "when can you come back?"

We exchanged some emails last week and she expressed embarrassment about the things she still had, but I replied to this Mother who's had a highly successful career not to be... that we all keep things that were purposeful or meaningful at one time.

My advice? Don't wait a lifetime to deal with your belongings. When a particular area feels overwhelming, take a time out and deal with it. Make it a priority for just one weekend. Trust me when I say that doing a little bit here, a little bit there is much easier that having to undertake a massive project you come to utterly dread.

Entertaining Season prep 🗽🌱☀️

Who wouldn't want to date a guy with a closet like this... *a guy who also has the foresight to hire us for move-in organizing to get things set up right from the start?! Swoonworthy 😍😍😍

Welp, I have a new website and it won't make you feel like this!
I'd love your feedback (☝️link in bio) and I'd really love for you to share it with someone you think I can help.
Massive thanks to for finally putting into words what it is that I actually do!