You can do anything but you can’t do everything. Before looking at your belongings to make edits, be honest with yourself about your routine. When you know what weekly activities your home needs to support, it’s much easier to make clear eyed decisions about what to keep and what to donate.

So happy to be the only home organizer in New York City mentioned in this article from The Wall Street Journal! www.wsj.com/style/design...

Always breathtaking #brookynbridge #manhattanbridge #ilovenewyork

Only two weeks until Daylight Savings Time begins! #dst #psa

Beautiful custom closets are considered a desirable feature… until you realize the closets were designed for someone else. #closets #closetdesign #newyorkcity #brooklyn

Consider the costs (in time, energy, and money) to acquire something and consider the costs (in time, energy, and money) to use, maintain, keep, and enjoy that something.

- Meg aka www.instagram.com/listfulwistful

Less time looking for and caring for stuff gives you more time for whatever is important to you. #intensionalliving #homeorganizing #minimalism

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Everything looks better on a tray. Everything looks better in a jar. @gretchenrubin.bsky.social

I've been thinking way too much about USB cables open.substack.com/pub/noahkali...

You want to sort your clothing into categories to wash, do the actual washing, dry in a machine or air dried, fold or hang, and finally put everything away. That’s 5 steps and each one requires decision making, energy, and time. #laundry #homeorganizing

More habits and fewer decisions is the key to an organized home.

I run the dishwasher in the evening + emptying it while making coffee.

What’s your favorite home habit?