So it’s a new year, and you’ve set a resolution to get organized. You decide to start with your pantry—a logical choice, considering it’s one of the most high-traffic areas in your home. You excitedly head to the store and buy a bunch of cute organizing bins, only to realize they don’t fit. Defeated, you throw everything back in and give up. Sound familiar? Have no fear; I’m here to help.

Summer is here, and with the kids off from school, it's the perfect time to get your home in order. My kids know that during the summer months, my expectations for them increase so that we can keep the house running smoothly and also to maintain my sanity! Organizing and decluttering can be an educational experience for children of all ages and teaches them valuable life skills and responsibility.

Hey there! Life can get pretty chaotic, right? I bet you've felt the overwhelm of a cluttered space. Well, turns out, there's more to decluttering than just finding your keys faster. Studies say it can seriously level up your mental game. Let's dive into how tidying up can be your secret weapon against stress and anxiety.

Once upon a time, in the not-so-neat world of childhood, I wasn't exactly the poster child for tidiness. My room resembled a tornado aftermath more often than not with clothes and barbies strewn all over. But amidst the chaos, but as I got a little older I discovered a sense of calm when things were in order. Little did I know that this sense of calm would lead me down the path of becoming a professional organizer and launching my own business, Neatify.