What is the state of your closet?
For some of us, we have enough clothes to open our own stores. Yet according to the Pareto Principle, we typically use only 20% of what we own. This being said, 80% of our stuff is basically available for viewing only. Or is it? Let’s talk.
A debt-free shopping spree? Possible? Yes, and benefit from every penny spent, especially on clothes. To be satisfied with your shopping long-term, you may find the following steps helpful in getting yourself an excellent wardrobe. Read More
Vacation planning? Whether you’ll be shopping, sight seeing, dining out or visiting family and friends, you’ll be bringing back a ton of good memories. Be sure to leave enough room in your luggage for your purchases!
Here are some packing tips: Read More
By Lori Matzke ~ Used with special permission
When you contact a home stager, ask for an estimate. Most home staging businesses will be happy to give you a free estimate and it is usually a quick process. Keep in mind that this is only an estimate and estimates can be a bit off. However, unless something unforeseen takes place between the estimate and the actual job itself, an estimate should be fairly accurate. Read More
Organize at both ends of the move
Think about where in your new home your possessions will go before you even begin packing. Take stock of the existing storage spaces in the new home you have chosen. If you can’t easily see your possessions fitting into the space, speak with your professional organizer to help you find the best storage solution provider for your needs. Together you can discuss whether custom made storage or cabinetry/shelving is an option to consider. Read More
