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Principles

Ideas

It’s helpful to focus in on a task.

By Susan Hunsberger, 9 years8 years ago
Ideas

Everything needs a home (including a kitty)!

By Susan Hunsberger, 11 years8 years ago
Ideas

Be Aware of Distractions

By Susan Hunsberger, 12 years8 years ago
Ideas

“I can just do this one more thing.”

If you find yourself saying this, STOP and take a minute (literally) to think.  Look at your calendar or think about your next event is scheduled.  Ask yourself – “by squeezing in x what will happen to my already scheduled y” “what impact will me doing x have on me, Read more…

By Susan Hunsberger, 12 years12 years ago
Ideas

Just Having Another Person in the Same Space Can Be Motivational

They don’t have to help you, just having them in the space can make all the difference in the world.

By Susan Hunsberger, 12 years12 years ago
Principles

Flow – As Things Flow In Other Things Can Flow Out

By Susan Hunsberger, 12 years12 years ago
Ideas

Things That Are Used Most Should Be Easiest To Get

USED A LOT ITEMS = measuring cups and hand blender = FRONT (simple to get out) USED LESS OFTEN ITEMS = regular blender = BACK (more tricky to get out)

By Susan Hunsberger, 12 years12 years ago
Ideas

Make Rules For Yourself So You Don’t Have To Rethink The Questions

By Susan Hunsberger, 12 years12 years ago
Neko

Sometimes you just need to jump into an organizing project…

By Susan Hunsberger, 12 years12 years ago
Ideas

Make the Process Simple

By Susan Hunsberger, 12 years12 years ago

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When I

first contacted Susan, I expected to receive the same sort of treatment I had received from previous “declutters” and “organizers” who tried to reign in my “situation.” These previous encounters always left me feeling deeply ashamed and traumatized by the experience, but what was the alternative?

Susan. Susan is the alternative.

Supportive, knowledgeable, kind, and PATIENT. She didn’t decide what stayed or went in my home, she didn’t reorganize my belongings where they “should” go, she didn’t chastise me for “letting things get so bad.” Instead, she encouraged me to “meet her where I was,” clutter and all, and then spent many patient weeks working with me as we mindfully moved through every room of my house, examining why I kept — or discarded — the items that had filled my home to capacity. Perhaps more importantly, we had many, many discussions about why I felt this experience was different and why this time I wouldn’t immediately return to my cluttered and disorganized ways.

The reason is actually pretty simple. This time, organizing and decluttering wasn’t something done to me, it was something done with me. Susan openly shared what she knew to enable me to maintain the changes on my own.
I’m extremely grateful that I found her because I feel like I got my life back.


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