Decluttering feels great—and selling those lightly used toys, clothes, sports gear, furniture, or home goods can put a little extra cash in your pocket (think dinner out, not college fund—Beanie Baby lessons learned! 😆).

These beginner-friendly tips focus on everyday items in Atlanta. Lower expectations, be honest, and stay safe—here's how to sell smarter:

If you’re just getting started, this is the order that I would recommend that you follow to get your whole house organized.

Is your garage currently just a dumping ground for all your clutter? Do you cringe every time you open the door, faced with a sea of boxes and jumbled piles of tools? Don't worry, we've got you covered!

With a little planning and some smart organizing, you can transform your chaotic garage into a functional and organized space. Here are some pro tips to help you get started or we can just do it for you 😉:

How do you properly and responsibly dispose of electronics?

If you can organize your linen closet, you can organize anything

Here are some tips to get kids organized and to teach those skills at the same time. They apply to adults as well so keep reading even if you don’t have kids!

Store winter clothes the right way so they are ready for you when cooler temps return. This means putting away heavy sweaters, boots, coats, scarves, etc the RIGHT way first.

Having an organized refrigerator gives you the time to focus on solving the real problems of the world. NOT being organized makes any task worse, let alone making dinner.

These are bins, baskets, and other tools to keep your pantry organized and looking its best. It’s the combination of form and function that brings joy to me and I hope to you, too.

maximize your pantry space and make it beautiful by decanting your food where it makes sense.

Part 2 is all about creating zones for the contents of your pantry.