Why not make this the year you spend more time enjoying the holidays and less time mired in stress? These five ideas are aimed at keeping you sane and helping you focus on what´s really important this season.

There comes a time for all of us when life gets in the way of our best organizing intentions. Here´s one way to gracefully fall of the organizing wagon, regroup, and get back on.

Do you really know what�s under your roof? A home inventory helps you track the things you own and prepare the information you�d need if you ever had to make an insurance claim for a loss. Here�s the who, what, when, where, why, and how of doing a home inventory.

Looking for a book that will give you not only the hows but also the whys of getting organized? Restoring Order may be a good bet. Here´s my take on the book.

A tickler file is a great way to keep track of important papers and tasks. Once you´ve set up your file, you´re ready to fill it and start using it. Here´s how to do both of those things.

Sure, a tickler file sounds odd (feathers? Elmo?), but it´s really an effective and easy-to-use tool for keeping track of papers and To Do´s. Read on for instructions on setting one up.

The next time you enlist a housesitter to watch over your home while you´re away, follow these steps to make sure your sitter is prepared.

Organizing projects don�t always need to be large or time-consuming to have a positive impact, as these five prove.

Multi-tasking often isn´t as effective as it might seem, but sometimes it´s unavoidable. Here´s why to think twice about it, and how to make it work when it´s a necessity.

You don´t need to spend lots of money to get organized, but making a few smart investments can help make the organizing process easier, more enjoyable, and more efficient. Here are four smart ways to invest.