There are a few areas in your home that simply must be functional for you to live your best life. Unlike an overstuffed linen closet which you can ignore for the time being, an inefficient kitchen will negatively impact your life all day every day.

Our goal in this module is to help you create a sanctuary that will allow you to get the best rest possible.

The goal for this section is going to be the implementation of fully functioning systems for all of the products in your home relating to your body. 

IN MODULE THREE:  

• Declutter and categorize all of your skin care, hair care and cosmetics.
• Evaluate and measure the space under your sink so you can determine the best storage options for your cabinet.
• Help you utilize any vertical space for storage that may not be currently used.

We’re going to walk you through all the things that end up in your gathering spaces that belong elsewhere or that could be stored in such a way that they don’t stress you out visually. 

IN MODULE FOUR:  

• Evaluate your furniture to determine if it’s serving your current stage of life.
• Declutter and find solutions for blankets, throws, and decorative pillows.
• Create solutions for toys so your gathering spaces can accommodate both children and adults

The front door, mudrooms, the entryway by the garage - all the different areas you use to enter or leave your home are up for discussion in this module.

IN MODULE FIVE:  

• Create systems so you and your family members can get in and out of the home with ease.
• Declutter everything from winter gear to sports equipment to pet supplies

It’s time to start thinking about your laundry area, your cleaning supplies, your linen closet and items that fall under the category of utilities (batteries, lightbulbs, backstock of toilet paper and paper towels, small tools, etc).

IN MODULE SIX:  

• Help you take control of areas typically used to store items that make your home functional and clean.
• Get linens, cleaning supplies and backstock sorted so you can run your home more efficiently

If ever there was a category we sympathize with, it’s kid’s stuff. We’re going to go through each area and help you determine what you should keep, what you can get rid of (with and without your child’s input) and how to watch the front door to minimize the tsunami of toys. 

IN MODULE SEVEN:  

• We’ll tackle huge categories such as clothing, toys, and hand me downs into manageable, doable tasks.
• Help you go through sentimental items so you only keep the things that will bring you joy in years to come.

Home offices can be tough. They’re time consuming and can involve areas of stress such as taxes, bills, work to be done, etc. So give yourself a lot of time to get through this one, either an entire weekend or smaller bits over a couple of weeks (or both). 

IN MODULE EIGHT:  

• Go through items such as taxes, bills, school forms etc so you have a handle on paperwork.
• Set up and efficient mail and kitchen command center.
• Declutter your office supplies, photos and tech.

Your storage spaces will enable you to have a highly functional home. Your backstock will be accessible, your family heirlooms will be safely stored and your holiday decorations will be clearly labeled and ready to use at a moment’s notice. 

IN MODULE NINE:  

• Organize your storage spaces so you have easy access to backstock, holiday decorations and family heirlooms.
• Declutter your garage so you can get to seasonal yard equipment and park your car inside if that’s a goal.