Tips to Organize Your Christmas Decorations
Remember, when January arrives (or February or March), take an extra bit of time to properly store your holiday decorations.
Author: Stephanie King
Stephanie King, owner of Status: Organized, is a professional organizer, writer, and reiki practitioner who’s passionate about making life easier for her clients. She’s based in Houston, Texas, but can often be found on an airplane en route to exploring new places or climbing mountains.
She is the Membership Director on the Houston Chapter of the National Association of Productivity and Professionals (NAPO) Board of Directors. She previously held the position of Professional Development Director. She earned her Residential Organizing Certificate through NAPO and continues to advance her education through NAPO University, as well as her two special interest groups, Authorship & Publishing, and Holistic Organizers.
Her organizing mission is to declutter and organize all spaces in a home, creating only positive feelings when walking into each room. Her hope is that by decluttering the physical, the mental, spiritual, and emotional clutter disappears as well.
CoVid Holidays: To Travel or Not To Travel
Making decisions about travel during the CoVid holidays is creating extreme stress, as we don’t want to potentially endanger those we love. To travel or…
Halloween 2020: Trick-or-Treating during CoVid
It’s been a weird year and many are wondering if they should even celebrate Halloween. If you decide to go trick-or-treating during CoVid, here are a few fun suggestions:
How to Organize Cleaning Supplies in 3 Easy Steps!
How to Organize Cleaning Supplies Does the area under your sink frustrate you? Do you need to take a deep breath before you have the courage to open that cabinet … Continue reading How to Organize Cleaning Supplies in 3 Easy Steps!
How to Organize a Hurricane Preparedness Kit
As an ode to the past 8 months, (aka, just in case the “end of the world trajectory that we know as 2020” continues), you should create or update a hurricane preparedness kit so you’re ready if one of these two storms (or the possible 20 more that may happen in 2020) hit the Houston area.