Author: Stephanie King

As a child, I enjoyed organizing my closets by colors and use. As an adult, I’ve put my organization methods to use at my various jobs (organizing and inventorying a 3500 book library; organizing and labeling a large outdoor special event storage shed for a city’s recreation division; creating and organizing a walk-in supply closet for a summer camp). I also earned a B.S. from Texas A&M (WH08P!). In 2017, I quit my local government job to travel. I loved it so much, I decided to find a way to earn income that allowed me to continue traveling. During my time on the road, I stayed with various friends and family and somehow it worked out that many of them were in the process of moving or rearranging certain rooms. Conveniently, I was there to help. Thus began Status: Organized. I hope to bring my love of organization (and skills!) to people across the country.
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4 Organized Garages to Help You Choose Your Redesign

Often, when I first discuss a plan with a new client, their main goal is to be able to park their vehicle inside (as well as discard all the clutter). Great, let’s do that. The number one issue is, of course, all the stuff that’s on the ground. So, what’s to be done? Put hands on every item as you decide to donate, trash/recycle, return/gift, or keep. Then utilize the vertical space.

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Legacy Planning: 4 Life Documents

Let’s be blunt: when you pass, you will no longer worry about what happens to your belongings, or your body, or anything in your life, but those you leave behind will be affected by your passing. It’s your responsibility to make it a smooth transition for them.