You can get organized.

  • “ This experience has been life-changing. I’m now always thinking about how I handle things and what I can be doing to make my routines more efficient. ”
    — Victoria
  • “ Molly is very warm, and a patient listener that I felt completely comfortable with her from the beginning. The suggestions she gave me have changed our lives. ”
    — Mimi F.
  • “ After multiple attempts on my own, my basement finally is orderly, logical, and clean, in a way that I should be able to keep up on my own. ”
    — Sarah
  • “ I've felt so focused & centered since working with Molly. I can't thank her enough. ”
    — -A.B.
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About

For 13 years and counting, I’ve worked with more than 400 clients all across the country to provide solutions to a wide range of  organizing projects. I can help you make your life more efficient and your space less cluttered.

Services

Streamline and de-stress through organization. I can help you simplify your surroundings by doing the leg-work with you onsite, or by coaching you through your project remotely.

FAQs

Why professional organizing? What’s the process like? Find answers to your questions about how I work with clients as a Certified Professional Organizer®.

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Mindful Decluttering Workshop 5/4

Come join us at Ann Arbor District Library 2:30 - 4pm.

This event is FREE, but please register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mindful-decluttering-tickets-59406242671

Simplicity Works Organizing Services
Join my co-presenter Julie Woodward (Mindfulness Instructor and Coach, MSW, and cofounder of Mindful City Ann Arbor) and I to learn to create your personalized action plan for decluttering on May 4th between 2:30 -4:30 pm! This event is FREE, but please register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mindful-decluttering-tickets-59406242671
Join my co-presenter Julie Woodward (Mindfulness Instructor and Coach, MSW, and cofounder of Mindful City Ann Arbor) and I to learn to create your personalized action plan for decluttering on May 4th between 2:30 -4:30 pm! This event is FREE, but please register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mindful-decluttering-tickets-59406242671
After 6 yrs in my house I finally finished my picture-hanging project! Here’s how: I marked newspaper templates to show where each picture-hanger should go, then taped them to the wall and hung the art over them (w/o removing the templates, to make repositioning easier). I labeled the templates to remember what’s what (eg, “Abuelo w/window”), & stored them w/my picture-hanging tools to use in a future refresh.
After 6 yrs in my house I finally finished my picture-hanging project! Here’s how: I marked newspaper templates to show where each picture-hanger should go, then taped them to the wall and hung the art over them (w/o removing the templates, to make repositioning easier). I labeled the templates to remember what’s what (eg, “Abuelo w/window”), & stored them w/my picture-hanging tools to use in a future refresh.
Try this storage trick if electronics show up under the tree : pop each corded gadget or recharger into its own Ziploc. Also, use a Sharpie and masking tape to label rechargers with the gadget’s name. Cheap and easy organizing - my favourite
Try this storage trick if electronics show up under the tree : pop each corded gadget or recharger into its own Ziploc. Also, use a Sharpie and masking tape to label rechargers with the gadget’s name. Cheap and easy organizing - my favourite
It’s time to look through your Christmas and holiday decorations to find things to give away as donations. Many thrift stores and charities are accepting them. This load went to https:/www.a2ptothriftshop.org/donate/. (Bonus points if you have a cute helper to load up your car to the max!) Best wishes, Molly
It’s time to look through your Christmas and holiday decorations to find things to give away as donations. Many thrift stores and charities are accepting them. This load went to https:/www.a2ptothriftshop.org/donate/. (Bonus points if you have a cute helper to load up your car to the max!) Best wishes, Molly
I think I’ve had this spool of thread for 20 years! I have at last used its final piece. Thank you, thread, for your faithful service.
I think I’ve had this spool of thread for 20 years! I have at last used its final piece. Thank you, thread, for your faithful service.
Tricks from an organizer’s home: We binder-clip a large mesh laundry bag to the side of our hamper and put “air-dry only” items there after wearing. That way, whether it’s me or my husband who does the laundry, things that shouldn’t go into the dryer don’t.
Tricks from an organizer’s home: We binder-clip a large mesh laundry bag to the side of our hamper and put “air-dry only” items there after wearing. That way, whether it’s me or my husband who does the laundry, things that shouldn’t go into the dryer don’t.
Tricks from an organizer’s home: if you look closely, you’ll notice my handy nail polish dot on my desk. This helps me quickly place my laptop in the perfect position whenever I sit down to get work done.
Tricks from an organizer’s home: if you look closely, you’ll notice my handy nail polish dot on my desk. This helps me quickly place my laptop in the perfect position whenever I sit down to get work done.
Tricks from an organizer’s home: As my 6-year-old tries to learn the habit of putting things where they belong (read: as my husband and I try to get him to learn the habit), this basketball hoop hamper has had an up to 50% success rate for getting his dirty clothes off the floor. I call that success!
Tricks from an organizer’s home: As my 6-year-old tries to learn the habit of putting things where they belong (read: as my husband and I try to get him to learn the habit), this basketball hoop hamper has had an up to 50% success rate for getting his dirty clothes off the floor. I call that success!
All financial advice seems to assume we’ve got a handle on our budget: our income and expenses. But I don’t think most of us do. And when we try -- weird, confusing questions come up. Kathleen Prendergast at RICHER THAN YOU THINK has helped some of my friends, family, and clients with this very problem, and she's done it efficiently and affordably. Check her out! www.richerthanyouthink.com
All financial advice seems to assume we’ve got a handle on our budget: our income and expenses. But I don’t think most of us do. And when we try -- weird, confusing questions come up. Kathleen Prendergast at RICHER THAN YOU THINK has helped some of my friends, family, and clients with this very problem, and she's done it efficiently and affordably. Check her out! www.richerthanyouthink.com
Pockets of stress in my house start out as well-intentioned reminders: stacks of paper to discuss with my husband or knee-less pants waiting to be mended. One or two of these is fine, but too many turns into clutter and makes it less likely that you'll accomplish the task. Instead, put the items where they belong and make a calendar appointment with yourself to tackle them.
Pockets of stress in my house start out as well-intentioned reminders: stacks of paper to discuss with my husband or knee-less pants waiting to be mended. One or two of these is fine, but too many turns into clutter and makes it less likely that you'll accomplish the task. Instead, put the items where they belong and make a calendar appointment with yourself to tackle them.
Join my co-presenter Julie Woodward (Mindfulness Instructor and Coach, MSW, and cofounder of Mindful City Ann Arbor) and I to learn to create your personalized action plan for decluttering on May 4th between 2:30 -4:30 pm! This event is FREE, but please register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mindful-decluttering-tickets-59406242671 After 6 yrs in my house I finally finished my picture-hanging project! Here’s how: I marked newspaper templates to show where each picture-hanger should go, then taped them to the wall and hung the art over them (w/o removing the templates, to make repositioning easier). I labeled the templates to remember what’s what (eg, “Abuelo w/window”), & stored them w/my picture-hanging tools to use in a future refresh. Try this storage trick if electronics show up under the tree : pop each corded gadget or recharger into its own Ziploc. Also, use a Sharpie and masking tape to label rechargers with the gadget’s name. Cheap and easy organizing - my favourite It’s time to look through your Christmas and holiday decorations to find things to give away as donations. Many thrift stores and charities are accepting them. This load went to https:/www.a2ptothriftshop.org/donate/. (Bonus points if you have a cute helper to load up your car to the max!) Best wishes, Molly I think I’ve had this spool of thread for 20 years! I have at last used its final piece. Thank you, thread, for your faithful service. Tricks from an organizer’s home: We binder-clip a large mesh laundry bag to the side of our hamper and put “air-dry only” items there after wearing. That way, whether it’s me or my husband who does the laundry, things that shouldn’t go into the dryer don’t. Tricks from an organizer’s home: if you look closely, you’ll notice my handy nail polish dot on my desk. This helps me quickly place my laptop in the perfect position whenever I sit down to get work done. Tricks from an organizer’s home: As my 6-year-old tries to learn the habit of putting things where they belong (read: as my husband and I try to get him to learn the habit), this basketball hoop hamper has had an up to 50% success rate for getting his dirty clothes off the floor. I call that success! All financial advice seems to assume we’ve got a handle on our budget: our income and expenses. But I don’t think most of us do. And when we try -- weird, confusing questions come up. Kathleen Prendergast at RICHER THAN YOU THINK has helped some of my friends, family, and clients with this very problem, and she's done it efficiently and affordably. Check her out! www.richerthanyouthink.com Pockets of stress in my house start out as well-intentioned reminders: stacks of paper to discuss with my husband or knee-less pants waiting to be mended. One or two of these is fine, but too many turns into clutter and makes it less likely that you'll accomplish the task. Instead, put the items where they belong and make a calendar appointment with yourself to tackle them.
 
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