Ever had anyone wish you a happy Clean off Your Desk Day or a joyful Clutter Awareness Week? Probably not--but there are dozens of odd and unusual holidays like these throughout the year that can offer an extra dose of organizing inspiration. Here's what's on tap for January.

This year, before making another set of resolutions that are driven by "should"s and may be hard to stick to, take some time to think about what you really want from the months ahead, and then set your goals accordingly.

Make your holiday gift exchanges more enjoyable, more meaningful, and less cluttered this year by giving--and asking for--presents people will actually use. Here are four ways to declutter the process of sharing gifts this holiday season.

Early December is the perfect time to clear out unwanted clutter from your home to prepare for everything the holidays ahead will bring. Here are four areas to focus on this week.

Trying to do it all during the holidays means more stress and less chance to relax and enjoy the season. So this year, I challenge you to give yourself a gift designed to make your season brighter: the gift of help. Here's how to share the load with others so you have more free time.

Start your holiday season off on the right foot by doing a bit of planning, organizing, and strategizing before things get into full swing. Here's how to give yourself the gift of more enjoyable, less stressful holidays.

If you'll be a guest in someone else's home this holiday season (or any other time throughout the year), a bit of organization and some thoughtful touches will help ensure that you are welcomed back. Here's what to keep in mind the next time you're a houseguest.

In the midst of the latest woes in the financial world, many of us are looking for ways to cut spending and gain more control over our money. Getting organized can help put you in charge of your personal finances again. Here's how

When your kitchen is well organized, stocked with healthy food, and an enjoyable room to spend time in, it's easier to prepare and eat nutritious meals. Here are five tips for decluttering this space and getting yourself organized for healthier eating.

Kids benefit from being organized just as much as adults do. For tips on how to help teach the students in your life good organizing habits that can last a lifetime, I've turned to an expert: a high school English teacher.