Enough is Enough

​Most seasons wash from one to the next like a watercolor painting fading from indigo to royal blue to sky blue. Except September; it is a pivotal month and doesn’t fit into summer or fall. One day your yard is ablaze with pink vincas, purple salvia and yellow marigolds. Then the first frost arrives, and all the color is erased from your yard. 
Our personal and professional lives are full of pivotal events. Some of these events are very tangible, like making a career change, retiring, or downsizing.
Other pivotal points may be more subtle and can lead you to a point where “enough is enough." If you have reached this point of frustration and exasperation over the clutter in your home or home office, I can help you:

• Stop wasting time looking for things.
• Get more done in less time at work and at home.
• Create a calmer atmosphere at work and at home.
• Get out the door in the morning in a calm, centered and focused manner.

Let’s have a conversation and explore what frustrates you most about the clutter in your home or home office. I have the skill set and expertise to help you create a more harmonious and productive space. 
More importantly, I can help you acquire new habits that will help simplify your life and maintain the order we create in your personal and professional life.

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Margaret’s husband died five years ago. Within the next three years, she lost both her mother and father and their possessions were transferred to Margaret’s home. She needed time to grieve but then she reached the point where “enough is enough” and her realtor put her in touch with me. 

Before

Testimonial: “I need to move into the next chapter of my life and I needed help to get there. I love the empty space. The more we open this up, the more relaxed I feel.”
Margaret of Princeton Junction, NJ

After

Hutch is ready for photo shoot

Boxes are ready for pickup.                             Furniture is marked for pick up.

Working with Margaret has been very rewarding because we did more than just declutter and organize. I have taught her a few new habits to keep her home in order and she has acquired a new attitude towards clutter.
In two weeks, we will begin on the upstairs, followed by the basement and garage.