Holidays bring joy—but also clutter. Declutter before the holidays with these simple, guilt-free tips. Free up space for décor, welcome guests with ease, and enjoy a calmer season filled with joy.
A messy pantry wastes time and money. Pantry zones are a simple system that helps you organize food into categories, cut waste, and make cooking stress-free. Learn how to create zones that work for your home and start seeing the difference today.
Sentimental clutter is the hardest to tackle. Learn how to declutter keepsakes without guilt using strategies like the Maybe Box, repurposing, and curating only the best items—so you honor your memories while living lighter today.
Want a clutter-free home without overwhelm? The 30-day declutter challenge makes it simple: remove one item a day, build momentum, and enjoy the mental health benefits of a calmer space. Start today and feel lighter tomorrow.
What’s the difference between hoarding and collecting? Collecting is joyful and intentional, while hoarding creates distress and clutter. Learn the psychology, warning signs, and compassionate ways to find balance.
Gardening is a hobby that offers a surprising amount of health benefits. It provides stress relief, physical activity, and stimulation of the brain, not to mention that it beautifies your yard and can provide food.
Nothing is more inviting than a sunlit backyard with a soft, grassy carpet and an array of colorful flowers. As the temperatures start to warm up, you will need to make sure your serene backyard is safe for your children and pets.
Are you a seasoned gardener? Or more of a beginner wanting to venture into the world of flora and fauna this new year? Maybe you're neither a veteran nor a novice, but someone who has been able to cultivate a satisfactory level of gardening skills and experience? Whichever category you fall into, before you get down and dirty in your gardens, it's best to check out the top 7 garden trends for 2018.
Don't go overboard with purchasing gardening tools. After all, if you're buying them for the first time, you need to get an initial set of tools before moving on with anything advanced as a beginner.
If you’re a green-fingered garden lover, winter can be a hard time for you. But you don’t just have to gaze longingly at your seeds and pictures of blooming plants online. There are a few hardy fruits and vegetables that can be sown in greenhouses throughout the colder months. Growth can be slow for some, and others may be ready to harvest in spring, but these seven plants will keep you busy when there’s frost on the ground.
