Whether you've jumped into the Get Rid of 50 Things Challenge with both feet or are still considering getting involved, you'll be inspired by the success this Challenge participant has had. Here's a story about the benefits of clearing out unwanted stuff.

It's Week 3 of the 2009 Get Rid of 50 Things Challenge, and this week I'm offering a peek at the start of my get-rid-of list. Here's what's leaving my life during the Challenge--and why.

The Get Rid of 50 Things Challenge is a fun, structured way to weed out the stuff in your life that's holding you back from being the best you can be. Interested in taking part but wondering where to start? Here's how to decide, along with some pointers on setting keep/toss guidelines.

Ready, set, declutter your life! The 50 Things Challenge is designed to give you a structured (and even kind of fun) way of clearing from your life and your the objects, beliefs, and commitments that are keeping you from being the best you can be. Read on for details about this year's Challenge.

This Mother's Day, consider going beyond flowers and candy and giving the mom(s) in your life a gift that will last: help with an organizing project designed to make her life easier. Here are several ideas to get you started.

This season of renewal and regrowth is the perfect time to clear out what’s weighing you down and crowding your life. It’s also a great opportunity to reconnect with friends. Here’s how to combine both of those pursuits in a fun and rewarding way.

Boxes, bins, office supplies, and other organizing gadgets can be great additions to organizing systems, but supplies alone will never get us organized. Here´s why, and how to use organizing gadgets to your advantage.

Getting organized can sometimes be simple, but it´s rarely easy. One hard truth about organization is that it often requires taking a few risks. Here´s what can happen when we try to make organizing risk-free, and why some risks are worth taking.

Setting goals is a good way to set yourself up for organizing success--and setting SMART goals is even better. Here´s what makes a goal SMART, along with questions to ask yourself when you´re ready to give your own goals a boost.