The results are in! The recent organizing challenge I set forth inspired many of you to reconsider the things you allow to remain in your life. Here are some examples of things that got the heave-ho, as well as some lessons learned from the challenge.

I recently set out a challenge: can you get rid of the things that are clogging up, bringing down, or otherwise not adding value to your life? Whether you´ve taken that challenge or just need ideas on what to do with things you´re ready to part with, read on for some donation and disposal ideas.

Are you ready to get rid of what´s been weighing you down, causing you stress, taking up too much space in your life, or otherwise preventing you from making the most of your life? Then take my organizing challenge and kick-start some positive changes.

Honor Earth Day and declutter your home or office at the same time by getting rid of your unused, unwanted electronics in an environmentally friendly way. Here are several resources aimed at helping you do just that.

Make your bedroom the oasis of calm and relaxation it was meant to be by clearing out the clutter and making some small, simple improvements. Here are a few tips to get you started.

Keep the momentum of springtime organizing going by getting your office in order. Whether your office is a corner of your kitchen or a corner suite, these tips can help make the space calmer, more efficient, and more enjoyable.

Yes, it´s possible to make your bathroom an organized and calm place to be, even if it´s at the center of a busy household. Here´s how.

Get a jump start on spring by tackling small organizing projects in each area of your home or office. First up is one of the most used rooms in the house: the kitchen.

Make your next trip to the store a less stressful, more time efficient, and perhaps even more enjoyable experience with these four tips for organized shopping.

Organizing projects, large or small, often take longer than we might imagine they should. Here are some explanations as to why, as well as tips on making the most efficient use of the time you do devote to getting organized.