At the beginning of the pandemic, many of us ended up panic buying and purchasing overabundance amounts of food. It’s hard to forget the strings of empty shelves in the grocery and convenience stores at the start of the pandemic.

How Clutter Impacts Us Clutter drains you physically and emotionally and it may create anxiety while making it a struggle to deal with on a daily basis. Have you asked yourself, where does clutter come from? Well, It's simple, we have clutter…

For some people organizing comes naturally and is something they do on their own regularly. However, this is not the case for others as some are not born with this talent. Moreover, regardless of how organized someone may be, there are times when keeping up with everything becomes challenging. This is especially true when people are going through life transitions such as moving, getting married, having children, changing jobs, or helping parents with downsizing. It is even more challenging when the person has a full-time job, a business, kids or other commitments.