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Not being able to find something you know you have at home is a sure-fire way to feel old. A cluttered closet, desk or room is sure to frustrate you. It clutters the mind as well as your home. Think of your mind as a file cabinet… If it’s overstuffed, you can’t find the information you need. The best way to avoid these senior moments is to reduce the clutter at home and organize your stuff in a way that is intuitive.

Where to start?

Here’s a three-step plan for reducing clutter and increasing clarity:

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If you’re like me, you find yourself frequently in sticky situations where you have been asked to do something you don’t really want to do or have time to do. After you say yes, you instantly feel your heart rate increase and you hate yourself for not being more assertive. It’s true, in many situations on the job, saying no may not be an option. But you don’t have to say yes either. Learn to say no, or buy some time, with confidence, assertiveness and without the guilt by using these simple tips.

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We expect a lot from closets. We want them to not only hold the items we use, but they also must hold the things we rarely need and even some things we just don’t want to see. And we want our closets to do both of these jobs at the same time. Is it any wonder that many of us have closets that don’t look perfectly neat and tidy?

Our poor closets are caught in a catch-22: we need for them to be neat and efficient because of everything we put in them, but because of everything we put in them, they cannot remain neat and efficient.

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