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title: Get Organized Just Enough to Please You. | De-Cluttering (2)
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# [Is Your Garage Constipated](https://blog.cluborganized.com/is-your-garage-constipated-0)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 Jul 9, 2018 6:39:00 AM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hs-fs/file-2458674587-jpg/aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/as_seen_on.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/is-your-garage-constipated-0)

 

 

 

 

If you drive down any neighborhood street in America, no matter what the cost of the homes, you’ll find at least 50% of the drive-ways have a car parked in them. That doesn’t mean the people in the homes have company, it most likely means the garages are full of stuff and there’s no room for the cars.

I was recently on a television talk show in Portland, Oregon and I talked about how we Americans have too much stuff. The hostess of the show told me she’s embarrassed to pull out of her garage because it’s crammed full. I said, “Well at least you can get your car in the garage!” She said, “It barely fits and it's a three-car garage!”

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/is-your-garage-constipated-0)

 Topics: [De-Cluttering](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/de-cluttering)

# [It REALLY Worked for Flylady](https://blog.cluborganized.com/the-only-tool-that-worked-for-flylady-1)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 May 21, 2018 6:11:00 AM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hs-fs/file-2458674587-jpg/aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/as_seen_on.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/the-only-tool-that-worked-for-flylady-1)

# Have you heard about the SHE (Sidetracked Home Executive) 3x5 get organized system for your home and life?

For some reason, there has been a wonderful surge of SHEs coming back to using 3x5 cards, and most are Flybabies. One of the reasons is they know (because they tell us) that 3x5 cards are the best tangible way to give you direction, which is the only thing you lack. They also are an excellent tool for delegating.

This from a senior SHE who has come back to the cards:

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/the-only-tool-that-worked-for-flylady-1)

 Topics: [De-Cluttering](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/de-cluttering), [Habits](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/habits), [succeed](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/succeed)

# [Get Organized! 7 Things to Think About](https://blog.cluborganized.com/want-to-get-organized-7-things-to-think-about-0)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 Oct 6, 2017 2:18:02 PM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hs-fs/file-2458674587-jpg/aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/as_seen_on.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/want-to-get-organized-7-things-to-think-about-0)

### **

 

I was 34 years old when I hit bottom. Someone said, “The bottom is a great place to be because there’s nowhere to go but up.” Not until I hit bottom did I surrender to my situation and ask for the guidance that’s available 24/7. That’s when miracles happen. In that moment of surrender I was reminded that even though I was in a mess, I was in the right place with the right people, I was just fine and the only element I really lacked was **direction**. Following a direction is a spiritual issue.

In my 40 year career helping moms get organized I’ve come to one big conclusion about being organized: it’s about mind management, not time management. There are thousands of books giving you direction, but until your mind is changed the direction won’t be followed.

Before you read the 7 things to think about when it comes to getting organized, I’d like you to pretend I’m one of your guardian angels and you've prayed to get organized and I’ve been assigned to work your case. I love the assignment because I’ve always loved you and to work with you personally is exciting to me!

*So, I’m sitting on your chest when you wake up in the morning and I can’t wait to see you open your beautiful eyes so we can start our fabulous day together. But you’re so tired, you miss the joy before you. I should have known that’s how it’d be because you played on the computer until 2:00 am and every time I tried to get you to go to bed, you ignored me. *

*When you finally went to bed, I wished you a wonderful night’s sleep, but you didn’t hear me because you conked out before I was finished talking to you. Anyway, now it’s morning and you stagger to the bathroom, tripping over shoes you left in the pathway to the toilet. (I was able to block your fall.) By the way, I love to hear you swear! We don’t get to do it here in heaven, so it’s fun to hear (sort of like when you first tried out a swear word when your mom wasn’t close enough to hear).*

*As your days progress I try to get a few words in edgewise. Little suggestions like, “Look at your calendar Love,” “Get a drink of water Sweet One,” “That job won’t be that bad, put your timer on for 15 minutes and start Darling,” “Don’t take that comment personally, what he thinks of you is none of your business,” oh and “God loves you,” “I love you,” and “Please be kind to yourself Blessed One.” *

*Sometimes you listen and take my guidance, but most times you just don’t hear me or you say, “I’m too busy, too tired or I don’t have time. (I really get a kick out of that last one!  I wish you knew how funny you are when you say, “I don’t have time.” LOL My Adorable One, you have all the time in the world.)*

*All day, every day I am there and I’ve watched you struggle with this lack of direction for years and years. Your team of angels has led you to the** [House Fairy](https://www.housefairy.org) **and **[Club Organized](https://www.cluborganized.com)**<http://www.makeitfunanditwillgetdone.com>and it’s because of us you read, if or when you read Sidetracked Home Executives, and [**The Joy of Being Disorganized.**](http://shop.makeitfunanditwillgetdone.com/the-joy-of-being-disorganized) But I can’t really help you until you let me. Until then I just have to wait, but remember I have all the time in the world too and there is no pressure. *

*Mind you, while I wait, I keep myself busy. I’m here to love you and surround you with light which is a fulltime job. Oh, and I’m constantly on the lookout for things that’ll make you laugh, get you to dance, sing and play because when you’re busy enjoying your life you are one with God and that joyful energy lights up the planet.*

*By the way, you are here to enjoy the ride and I’m like your personal tour guide with wings. Now you can read Pam’s 7 things to think about.*

 

 

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/want-to-get-organized-7-things-to-think-about-0)

 Topics: [On Being Organized / Disorganized](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/on-being-organized-disorganized), [De-Cluttering](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/de-cluttering), [Happiness](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/happiness)

# [Declutter and Have Time to Putter](https://blog.cluborganized.com/declutter-and-have-more-time-to-putter)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 Sep 15, 2017 5:30:00 AM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hubfs/DSC_0522aa.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/declutter-and-have-more-time-to-putter)

 

 

**Do you like to putter? **

When you have time to putter, it gives you a stage to come up with new ideas! That's why creative people love to putter around. But it's hard to putter when there's too much clutter. So if your only reason to declutter is so you'll have more free time to putter, it's a good enough reason. The best question to ask yourself when you have a decluttering session is:

 

**Would I buy this at Goodwill?**

 

In deciding what to keep and what to get rid of, ask this question: ‘Would I buy this at Goodwill?’” Just that question opens your eyes to the item you’re looking at. If you were at Goodwill, would you buy this? Because when you’re buying something secondhand, you take your blinders off and put your examination lenses on.

**I Was Blind and Now I See!  **

At home, your blinders allow you to relax in private and not see what you don’t want to see, just like your sunglasses keep the sun from hurting your eyes. Your home isn’t subject to scrutiny until you’re going to have company at which time you get out your examination glasses and see with “company eyes.”

If you'll put your timer on for 15 minutes and spend that time looking for stuff you wouldn’t buy at Goodwill, you’ll probably be able to fill up a box to give away or pitch. As I wrote that sentence, it inspired me to do just that. So, I’ll be back in 15 minutes if I don’t get sidetracked and end up taking a bath or sweeping the deck.

 

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/declutter-and-have-more-time-to-putter)

 Topics: [De-Cluttering](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/de-cluttering)

# [10 Simple Ways to Declutter Your Home!](https://blog.cluborganized.com/10-easy-ways-to-declutter-your-home-0)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 Sep 13, 2017 6:00:00 AM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hubfs/DSC_8709.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/10-easy-ways-to-declutter-your-home-0)

 

# It’s no secret that kajillions are deluged by household clutter.

 

Flylady says; “The most common clutter hot spots are children's bedrooms, home offices, attics, and garages.” What does it take to create a clutter-free space? Here are my **10** best home organization strategies straight from my book, [*The Joy of Being Disorganized*. ](https://www.cluborganized.com/the-joy-of-being-disorganized)

[![Please accept this free chapter from my new book.](https://no-cache.hubspot.com/cta/default/341571/5a21157f-3b07-4b78-bcd3-c39ac34ee38f.png)](https://cta-redirect.hubspot.com/cta/redirect/341571/5a21157f-3b07-4b78-bcd3-c39ac34ee38f)

### **1. Stop Homelessness**

One of the main reasons stuff piles up on counters, dining tables, coffee tables and floors is that it’s homeless. When an item has no "home," it gets added to an IPOD  
 (Important Pile Of Decisions). **The free chapter I'm giving you has great information about the IPODs in your home and how to eliminate them.** That’s why it’s important to make sure everything in your home lives somewhere. “Homing” items in the room where they're used, helps ensure that they get put away when you're finished. For example, I keep a sewing kit in a drawer of an end table in my living room, because I like to mend garments in that room and not in my sewing room in the basement.

### **2. Stop Clutter at the Cash Register **

Use that, waiting-to-buy time when you’re standing in line at the cash register, to re-think what’s in your hands or cart. Imagine it as clutter. What you buy today can turn into clutter tomorrow. The better you are about keeping things *out* of your home, the less likely you’ll be to create IPODs when you get home.

### **3. Baby Step your Way to Clutter-free **

Start with the room that’s bothering you the most. (In my 40-year career helping moms get organized, the kitchen is the room most picked.) Marla Cilley, the Flylady   
says, “Start by shining your kitchen sink.” That’s so brilliant! In order to keep your sink shiny, you have to keep it empty. In order to keep it empty, you and your family have to put dirty dishes in the dishwasher. In order to put dirty dishes in the dishwasher, it has to be empty!

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/10-easy-ways-to-declutter-your-home-0)

 Topics: [On Being Organized / Disorganized](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/on-being-organized-disorganized), [De-Cluttering](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/de-cluttering)

# [A Very Silly Way to Dejunk Your Kitchen!](https://blog.cluborganized.com/a-silly-way-to-dejunk-your-kitchen)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 Jul 25, 2017 5:31:00 AM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hs-fs/file-2458674587-jpg/aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/as_seen_on.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/a-silly-way-to-dejunk-your-kitchen)

 

Is your kitchen streamlined, efficient and a joy in which to cook? A couple of years ago, I took you on a pity trip and so many of  you went with me! I loved all your responses and I think the "trip" helped many pare down the contents of their clothes closets! You all are so fun! If you didn't take that prity trip with me and if your clothes closet contains more than what you love and wear today, be sure and read my blog. [*Let’s Take a Pity Trip*](https://blog.cluborganized.com/lets-take-a-pity-trip)

Today I’m throwing a pity party and I hope you’ll have one too.This exercise is designed to help you dejunk your kitchen. Let’s pretend we’re going to throw a huge dinner party, only, just like on the pity trip you have to pretend you’re disadvantaged and this party is going to be as wretched as you can make it. 

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/a-silly-way-to-dejunk-your-kitchen)

 Topics: [De-Cluttering](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/de-cluttering), [Organization](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/organization)

# [It's Okay, Let it Go](https://blog.cluborganized.com/its-okay-let-it-go)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 Jul 24, 2017 5:00:00 AM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hubfs/00000553.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/its-okay-let-it-go)

 

Many have a hard time letting go and it really doesn’t have to be that way. Now letting go of a person whom you love and he no longer loves you is a boo hoo, hard kind of letting go and it may take time to get over, but you know the saying: ***If he doesn't love you, let him fly away, unless you want to play zoo keeper.*** But the decluttering kind of letting go can actually be fun, because of a test question you can ask every time you get stuck holding onto an item that needs to go.

 

You'll learn what that test question is in a minute. First, here's a little story. Because of a contest called Project CHAOS (Can’t Have Anyone Over Syndrome) I’ve been in over 100 homes that were crammed with too much stuff. My sister and I would pick a winner in a city and armed with television cameras, newspaper journalists and photographers; we’d go into the home of the winning family and de-junk a room. The “befores” and “afters” were always media fodder.

 

I remember one specific winner vividly. She was a physician (even doctors can have too much stuff) and she wanted us to help her with her personal, walk-in closet. It was jam-packed with fashions that spanned two decades and four sizes. She dressed well. Her clothes were purchased at high-end dress shops and department stores and most were designer.

 

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/its-okay-let-it-go)

 Topics: [De-Cluttering](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/de-cluttering)

# [6 Simple Household Tasks that Say, “I Care.”](https://blog.cluborganized.com/6-simple-household-tasks-that-say-i-care)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 Jul 15, 2017 6:00:00 AM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hs-fs/file-2458674587-jpg/aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/as_seen_on.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/6-simple-household-tasks-that-say-i-care)

# **We want a happy home.**

 

We intuitively know there is peace when there is order. We want our homes to be peaceful, organized and a joy in which to live, love and play.

In a book called *The Tipping Point*, the author, Malcom Gladwell, really grabbed my attention when he wrote about the *Broken Window Theory*. It was the brainchild of criminologists James Wilson and George Kelling. Kelling wrote, “Crime is the inevitable result of disorder.” Getting organized reduces crime.

 

 

 

 

 

I’m not saying because your house is a mess you’ll inevitably rob a bank or shoot your husband, but it’s a fair guess you’ve been late for church because you couldn’t find your car keys and broke the speed limit to get there on time, or you’ve been pulled over for driving under the influence when really you were just trying to put a little lipstick on while getting to your meeting.

Wilson and Kelling claim, “If a window is broken and left unrepaired, people walking by will conclude that no one cares and no one is in charge.” They tell about the horrible crime in the New York Subways in the 90s and that by cleaning up the graffiti on the outside and inside of the cars, crime plummeted! A cluttered room, among other things is like graffiti. It’s symbolic of the collapse of a system. It sends a message that no one’s in charge and no one cares.

Here are 6 simple household tasks that convey the same message as the graffiti-free subways did.  

 

**Is there a broken window in each room?**

Let’s use the metaphor of the broken window in each room of our homes and make “repairs” that will take you less than five minutes each. That means that in about 20 minutes you can fix five windows and you’ll show yourself and your family that you are back in charge and that you care.

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/6-simple-household-tasks-that-say-i-care)

 Topics: [De-Cluttering](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/de-cluttering), [Cleaning](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/cleaning), [Habits](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/habits), [Being a Mom](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/being-a-mom)

# [The Decluttering Question of the Day](https://blog.cluborganized.com/the-decluttering-question-of-the-day)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 Apr 12, 2017 5:00:00 AM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hubfs/aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa/DSC_6055.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/the-decluttering-question-of-the-day)

 

 

**Would you buy this at Goodwill?**

 

In a recent blog I wrote about declutteringg I said, “In deciding what to keep and what to get rid of, ask this question: ‘Would I buy this at Goodwill?’” Just that question opens your eyes to the item you’re looking at. If you were at Goodwill, would you buy this? Because when you’re buying something secondhand, you take your blinders off and put your examination lenses on.

**I Was Blind and Now I See!  **

At home, your blinders allow you to relax in private and not see what you don’t want to see, just like your sunglasses keep the sun from hurting your eyes. Your home isn’t subject to scrutiny until you’re going to have company at which time you get out your examination glasses and see with “company eyes.”

If you'll put your timer on for 15 minutes and spend that time looking for stuff you wouldn’t buy at Goodwill, you’ll probably be able to fill up a box to give away or pitch. As I wrote that sentence, it inspired me to do just that. So, I’ll be back in 15 minutes if I don’t get sidetracked and end up taking a bath or sweeping the deck.

 

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/the-decluttering-question-of-the-day)

 Topics: [De-Cluttering](https://blog.cluborganized.com/topic/de-cluttering)

# [Let Go! It's Spring!](https://blog.cluborganized.com/spring-is-a-great-time-to-let-go)

 Posted by [Pam Young](https://blog.cluborganized.com/author/pam-young)

 Apr 10, 2017 5:24:00 AM

[![](https://blog.cluborganized.com/hubfs/00000553.jpg) ](https://blog.cluborganized.com/spring-is-a-great-time-to-let-go)

 

It's time to make room for spring! Mother Nature spent all winter getting ready for this wonderful time of year and we can learn from her. When you let go of the past you create a place for what's waiting to come to you now.

Many have a hard time letting go and it really doesn’t have to be that way. Of course letting go of a person whom you love and he no longer loves you is a boo hoo, hard kind of letting go and it may take more than a season to get over, but you know the saying: ***If he doesn't love you, let him fly away, unless you want to play zoo keeper.*** But the decluttering kind of letting go can actually be fun, because of a test question you can ask every time you get stuck holding onto an item that needs to go.

 

You'll learn what that test question is in a minute. First, here's a little story. Because of a contest called Project CHAOS (Can’t Have Anyone Over Syndrome) I’ve been in over 100 homes that were crammed with too much stuff. My sister and I would pick a winner in a city and armed with television cameras, newspaper journalists and photographers; we’d go into the home of the winning family and de-junk a room. The “befores” and “afters” were always media fodder.

 

I remember one specific winner vividly. She was a physician (even doctors can have too much stuff) and she wanted us to help her with her personal, walk-in closet. It was jam-packed with fashions that spanned two decades and four sizes. She dressed well. Her clothes were purchased at high-end dress shops and department stores and most were designer.

 

[I Hope You'll Want To Read More...](https://blog.cluborganized.com/spring-is-a-great-time-to-let-go)

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