By Joshua Zerkel

By Alicia Rockmore and Sarah Welch

Have you recently evaluated just how organized you really are? We have a feeling it can be difficult to know for sure, so we created GO Quizzes to help you really know where you're at on the organizational scale.

Select a topic you'd like to be quizzed on and take the quiz to see just how organized you really are:

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By Alicia Rockmore and Sarah Welch

Some people sneak a peek at medicine cabinets, others might want to look inside your purse. We like to sneak peeks at To Do lists. We’re willing to bet that if we took a look at yours, it would look something like this:

Finish monthly sales report
Grocery shopping
Soccer practice car pool
Pick up dry cleaning
Take Mom to doctor’s appointment

By Joshua Zerkel

by Kelly Pratt

Whether your favorite hobby is crafting, scrapbooking, cooking, entertaining, exercising, reading or collecting antiques, at some point, you need space, systems and storage for your creations and collections. Boost your creativity with some of these organizing tips.

General Guidelines

Go Vertical

by Joshua Zerkel

A wise person once said, “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” We organizers work with our clients on transforming their lives by making changes to their habits and their environments. If a client truly wants their lives to become more organized and to effect a deep, profound, and long-lasting transformation, then they have to be open to change – sometimes big changes, sometimes small ones. Opening up to change can sometimes be tough, but here are a few ideas to make the process a little easier:

By Stephanie Vozza

My husband and I moved into a house that had an enormous amount of kitchen cabinets. In fact, everyone who visited remarked about how large the kitchen was. I boasted that I had drawers and cabinets that were empty. Less than a year later, every cabinet and drawer was full.

by Joshua Zerkel

When it comes to organizing, routine does matter!

Organizing is about so much more than developing the right systems to meet your needs or buying the latest organizing gizmo. While those things are undoubtedly important, the most critical factor of whether your organizing projects will be successful is how well you integrate organizing into your life. Here are a few tips to build new routines around organizing:

Most of us like to dig out in the spring. After months of holing up through the cold season, we get an itch to start fresh. That’s great, but have you ever cleaned out an area and still felt like nothing had really changed? If you’ve ever cleaned your garage—thrown out a bunch of junk, swept the floor, and made room for both of your cars—but still couldn’t find your Allen Wrench set, you know what we mean. No matter how much you clean, you’re still going to feel buried until you get organized.