So, what about those 2019 resolutions?  You might have made some, or maybe not.  Either way, if you want to move forward, this “Dreaming to Achieving” event is for you!
 
Janet Douglas (Certified Life Coach) and I have meshed our skills to take you through a fun and effective process to move your dreams and ideas into reality.  You’ll unravel what is important to you by looking at the past, building on the present, and clarifying your future.  From there it's all about the implementation.
 
Explore your 2019 potential at one of our events:

• 1 hour lunch and learn on January 16/19
• 4 evening workshop on February 6, 13, 20, 27
• 4 evening workshop on March 7, 14, 21, 28

 
For more details and to register, go to my website at
http://www.ccorganizing.ca/linksevents.html
Any questions? 
Text or call Bev Chandler at 306-536-8844
or email b.chandler@ccorganizing.ca

"Having a tidy, clean room as a child may have a positive effect on one's entire life"
- Study by Professor Jeanne Brooks-Gunn and research associates
 
Are you frustrated with the clutter in your child’s room?  Have you ever wondered if their surroundings affect their learning or future?  Now is a perfect time to help your child get their room organized.
 
Their needs change quickly as they grow.  Start by looking at what is in their room.  What do they need put away, and where will it go?  What items will they part with? 

If their current furniture and closet configuration isn’t working anymore, then it’s time for change.  Re-purpose what you can and then plan a shopping trip to get what else is needed.
 
Remember to include your child in this learning experience.  Early “buy in” will help them keep their room neat.  Schedule time to get the work done, and plan for regular “quick check-ups”. 
 
Look for the smile on your child’s face when they have a space they enjoy, and can share with friends.

Need help?  Contact Bev with C&C Organizing, 306-536-8844.  www.ccorganizing.ca

Nearly 50% of surveyed homeowners said they won’t invite friends over if their home is cluttered.

Do you run around straightening up when someone is coming over?  Do piles of things get dumped into the spare bedroom?  Or does the clutter stop you from inviting friends or family over?  According to a Rubbermaid survey conducted by Russell Research, you’re not alone. 
 
Dealing with the clutter is the first step.  I know, easier said than done, right?
Here are some tips:

• Short on storage space?  Check what’s in your cupboards and closets and let go of what you no longer love, need, or use.
• Too much stuff for the size of the space?  Sort like things together and then decide how much to keep.
• Do some things belong in a different room?  Find a spot for them over there.
• Keep your goal in mind, and take steps in that direction.

 
De-cluttering and organizing won’t happen overnight.  Get help from family, friends, or a professional when the task is overwhelming or you need it done quickly.
 
Re-claim your space, time, and relationships.  Professional Organizer, Bev Chandler, offers confidential and non-judgemental help with your organizing challenges.  306-536-9944

"80% of household clutter is the result of disorganization, not lack of space"
(National Soap and Detergent Association)
What does this mean?  Even if you have too much stuff, can you keep it All? 
Reality is that even the largest spaces have their limits.   Keeping only what you need, want, and use, and easily finding those things, is what organizing is all about.
Transform and renew your space to be efficient, calm, and inviting!  Contact Bev Chandler at C&C Organizing to discuss your specific situation.

Has your garage become a storage center for everything but the kitchen sink?  Do you have a hard time finding things?  Are you tripping over everything?  
An organized garage can be a great space for storing the extras and tackling outdoor projects.  Here’s how to get started:
- Keep similar items together in designated areas; sports equipment, gardening tools, power tools, etc.
- A workbench, with drawers and cupboards, gives a work surface and stores tools and supplies.  An island workbench on wheels gives a movable work surface, with storage underneath.
- Install shelving up high or above the garage door to hold seasonal, or rarely used items.  These can hang from the rafters, or be mounted to the wall.
- Cabinets with doors will make the space look neater. These can be short to hold a large power tool on top, or tall to store long items.  Old fashioned lockers give a neat look to a garage.
- Floor cleanup is quicker when items are hung up or placed on shelves.  Specialty hooks are available for hard to hang items like sports equipment and gardening tools.  
 
For more organizing solutions from Professional Organizer Bev Chandler, visit C&C Organizing.  www.ccorganizing.ca

Some laundry areas can be tight.  And even those with more space can sometimes use a makeover.   This closet-laundry area was transformed into an efficient space for getting tasks accomplished. 
- A shelving unit holds laundry baskets, going in or out of the space. 
- The top shelf keeps laundry supplies handy. 
- The iron and ironing board are hung on the wall.  
- The rod and hangers give a space for air drying.
All this for the cost of a few materials.  Perfect! 
For more organizing solutions, visit C&C Organizing.  www.ccorganizing.ca