Serenity Organizing Solutions

04/06/2020

This is a perfect time to get some DIY organizing done!

Need some help or aren't sure where to start? I'm now offering virtual organizing sessions to guide you through the process!

Need-based sliding-scale pricing available!

Step one: Start by making a mess. Here’s what to do after that.

03/28/2020

Just because your home now needs to function as a school, it doesn’t have to look like one!
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In less than a week, distance learning took over my client’s kitchen counter, dining room table, front entry way, and home office.

We were able to reclaim every single one of those spaces by consolidating, organizing, and doing a little space planning! Everything her daughter needs is in this 3-sectioned rolling basket 🧺 that fits right under the dry erase easel! At the end of the school day, everything goes back into its compartment and the dining room table returns to normal! @ Sugar Land, Texas

03/19/2020

With so many across the country facing unemployment or underemployment, SOS has decided to take on a temp employee to do our part in bolstering the local economy. Welcome to the team, Ginger!
Pros —
Attitude: She is extremely good natured. Has already improved workplace morale tremendously
Self Care: She never lets me skip out on exercise or work through meal times
Highly Motivated: Primarily by food
Great Security: alerts me to any possible intruders and inspects each delivery 📦 upon arrival
Cons — She can be a little... lazy. I caught her laying down on the job no fewer than 10 times today 🤷‍♀️ @ Neartown-Montrose, Houston

03/16/2020

Stuck at home with a little extra ⏰ on your hands this week? This is the perfect opportunity to tackle a space within your home or other organizing project that might have fallen off the priority list.
Need help? Not sure where to start? Serenity Organizing Solutions offers both in-person and virtual organizing appointments! DM me or reach out via the contact info on my website to schedule or even just to ask questions!

03/14/2020

In case you missed it due to Corona-related upheaval or any of the other multitude of things impacting our day-to-day lives this week, March 10th was Organize Your Home Office Day! If you’re stuck at home or just anticipating more work-from-home days in the coming weeks, take some time this weekend to make your home office or temporary home workspace into a place that you’ll actually want to be in. A tidy, organized office will do wonders for productivity and focus!
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@ Baytown, Texas

03/06/2020

⬅️ I’ll just leave this right here...
The concepts of productivity and balance have always been tricky for me. My default is just to keep going until every item on the to-do list is done.
Whenever I have a lot going on (let’s be real- this is most of the time), it often feels impossible to peel myself away from work and devote time to recharging or self care. I’m grateful that I had the opportunity to learn this lesson (again) recently. This month, I’m committing to put self care at the top of my to-do list list 📋 ✅
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02/24/2020

A clear counter always improves my outlook on life ☀️ ✅ 😊 @ Houston, Texas

02/13/2020

Thanks so much to the Katy/Sugar Land Tourette Support Group for having me tonight to do a presentation on organizing for families with kids who have TS, OCD and ADHD. I had tons of fun and y’all asked so many great questions! Can’t wait to do it again soon.

02/09/2020

Hanging art or other decor can feel like a MAJOR chore, but once you’re done, a space always feels more complete and put together. Get the job done more quickly (and save yourself a trip to the hardware store) with this super handy
Access the built-in level on your iPhone via the Measure app, which comes automatically installed. Android users can access similar functionality by downloading a level tool like Smart Level on Google Play. Happy hanging!

02/05/2020

Having a multi-purpose “catch-all” spot, especially one by your entry way, is nothing to be ashamed of. Just don’t let it catch too many things. Limit what’s stored there to a few select items that you bring in and out on a daily basis- recent mail, dog leashes, reusable shopping bags, sunglasses, etc. @ Washington D.C.