12 Steps For Organizing Back To School

Kids are back to school and many things need organizing at home: work schedules, rest hours, toys and books, everything must find a time and place. It’s true that during the holidays some routines of the day are lost. Those routines allow us to keep a balance between daily activities, as well as in every room of the house.

The great secret to calmness and order is to have a space for each thing, for each object. The happiness of knowing that everything is in its place generates so many health benefits and also frees up more time that you would have otherwise used to look for lost objects.

This week we are giving you some tips on small changes to improve your wellness while you bring back some order to your daily routine during this back-to-school time:

Bring Indoor Zen to Your Outdoor Space

You have brought Zen to your indoor space by decluttering and reorganizing. Now you are ready to extend those good vibes to your outdoor space. The first thing to do is to separate the space by creating zones. This could include a dining area, barbeque, garden, deck, pool area, shed, and trash receptacle area.

Tips To Get Your Significant Other On The Organizing Train

Don’t you think is it wonderful sharing the same space with that person you love? The one you chose to share your days with? ❤️ …But honestly, is it easy for a couple to organize their home? Is it possible to achieve that connection and enjoy the synergy that both give to the space?

Closet Organizing for Fall/Winter

It’s time for coats, boots, jackets, hats, and gloves! Fall/winter season has arrived and you no longer need those thin clothes in your closet that make any drawer look light, and the ones that you’d take on a tropical vacation. This time of “comfort” in your closet is over, and now comes the great task of reorganizing it, which isn’t difficult if you do it in a tidy way and always with a positive attitude 😊.

20 Stylish Yet Functional Ways to Make the Most of Small Space Living

Decorating your home allows your personality and style to shine through. But when faced with the additional challenge of a small space, finding solutions to make the most of small space living can be stressful. Luckily, living in a small space doesn’t mean you should forego style for functionality – with a couple of clever tricks, organization solutions, and decorating ideas, you can maximize the possibilities of every room.

Create your own outdoor escape zone on your balcony!

During the summer, enjoying nature and outdoors is something that we love to do! Spending time outdoors, especially in green spaces, improves our health and happiness, and that well-being is something that we can also bring home through our terrace or balcony.

The importance of communication at home

Written by Marybeth Welty and Milena Morales of Sustainable Lifestyle Solutions, as part of our Organizers Blogging Collab. Pinterest Communication is the most important tool

Organizing Tips For Back To school

As we are approaching our kids heading back to school, we start getting excited. As we get excited for school supply shopping, back to school clothes etc. Here are a few tips and tricks for everything to go seamlessly and for you to not end up with tons of extras floating around your home.

Valentine’s Day is a day of love, connection, affection, gratitude, and beauty.

It’s a day to appreciate all the people in our lives whom we love and cherish. A day symbolized by hearts 💜, flowers 🌹, cupids, chocolates 🍫, and jewelry 💍.

On this day, especially this day, we open our hearts to those we truly care for and express this from the deepest parts of our soul. 💗

Naturally our heart chakra is the most connected to these emotions and behaviours. The heart chakra is the 4th energy chakra and is located in the centre of the chest, closest to our anatomical heart. 🫀

Organizing and your Mental Space

Did you know how and to what extent your home space affects your mental health? Having a cluttered, messy and dirty home can lead to anxiety, fatigue, depression, self isolation and so much more. A study by UCLA found that women who live in cluttered homes were found to have higher levels of cortisol, a stress hormone in their bodies. What is Cortisol? Cortisol is a steroid hormone in the glucocorticoid class of hormones. Too much cortisol causes rapid weight gain, a flushed and round face, high blood pressure, skin changes, and mood swings just to name a few.