If you’ve spent your whole life being disorganized, you might have a really hard time believing you can be organized. Even if you consciously tell yourself positive affirmations or think optimistically, there may still be a deep underlying belief you can’t be helped. If your subconscious doesn’t believe you can […]

Are you someone who avoids decluttering and organizing the food in your home? Do you put off cleaning out the fridge? Do you dread sorting through your pantry? In this post, I’ll talk about the top reasons people avoid organizing their food, and how to reframe your thinking so that […]

As many of you know, Sara joined Seattle Sparkle earlier this summer, and she has been having great success helping clients get organized. She’s been able to take on multiple clients a day, and even works on nights and weekends! But to accommodate the scheduling needs of our expanding client […]

When you think about organizing your kitchen, it can be a daunting task. The kitchen is often the hub of a home. Not only does it usually have dishes, kitchen gadgets, pots and pans, and food, but you might also have school projects, work assignments, books, mail, décor, art projects, […]

Here’s another recent project Sara did with a client!             Posted By Jean Prominski, Certified Professional Organizer Follow me on Instagram @seattlesparkle Join my Facebook Group, Declutter and Organize with Seattle Sparkle. Ready to book a consultation? Complete this form.

Unpacking after a move is something that we as professional organizers have helped many clients with. As you probably know, unpacking and figuring out where things go can be not only physically taxing, but mentally and emotionally burdensome as well. It takes planning, creative thinking, trial and error, experimentation, and […]

The majority of clutter is delayed decisions. Within the category of “delayed decisions” is “things that need to be fixed.” Some of these things are very trivial and easy to fix. Others are much more complex and require multiple steps to complete, and may even include learning a new skill. […]