Highlight the Preston Product from the Container Store, Cindy walks through how you can design your own luxury closet space.

If you or someone you love has ADHD, you know that trying to get organized may require a different approach. Tasks others may find routine — like keeping a tidy home, managing a schedule, or staying focused on a task — feel overwhelming. October is ADHD Awareness Month, and I wanted to provide a few actionable tips to make getting organized more manageable for people with ADHD. If you are looking for a professional organizer specializing in ADHD, you can find one through the

If you sense a low-level, under the radar type irritation whenever you walk into the kitchen for a snack, or to make a meal, it’s possible the culprit is your pantry. This seemingly low-maintenance closet or cabinet that stores all of your dried goods, including cans, cereals, breads, pastas, and more, can be a major source of stress impacting both your processes in the kitchen but also your entire house. How many times have you had to dig into that pile towards the bottom of

What if one small change could cause a series of events, changing everything? It’s not only possible, but doable. It’s called a push goal, a term coined by author Chalene Johnson, and means that if we can find the one goal that matters most, it will cause a cascading effect of positive change, and allow us to accomplish a bunch of other goals along the way. For example, if you are trying to run a marathon, you may “accidentally” accomplish other goals along the way: eating he