Your home must be perfectly organized
Upon hearing what I do professionally, a common question I’m often asked is your home perfectly organized? In my home, I make it work for me and everything I have has a home. When I … Continue reading
Author Archives: elesheva
Shipping dress and shoes ahead of time
I have the tendency when traveling to the East Coast, I travel to two states. Usually because I’m traveling to clients for organizing time. One year I had to be in NYC for a wedding … Continue reading
Flatten those boxes
There are many benefits of being an Amazon Prime member or using similar companies that ship for free. Items you need/want come to your door without you needing to go into a store for convenience. … Continue reading
Let’s Elesheva this
Wait what is “’Elesheva’ this?” Yep, you heard that right. A number of my clients as well as family and friends mentioned to me that they use my name as a verb when it comes … Continue reading
Laundry can be your best friend while traveling
With the different way airlines are bumping up prices, I had every intention to bring only my carry-on suitcase and a backpack on a three-and-half-week trip to both coasts this past summer, which meant being … Continue reading
To ship or not to ship while traveling
In one of my last few blogs I spoke about spending a week camping on the West Coast, and then flew directly to the East Coast to work with clients. Thankfully having local friends to … Continue reading
Importance of consolidating papers
One of the many reasons people have a hard time finding certain important documents such as medical history, passport/social security card, financial paper is because they lack a consistent system of filing whether as hardcopies … Continue reading
The good, the bad, the ugly filing cabinets
Filing cabinet. What about it? Filing cabinets are useful to store important papers. I dislike filing cabinets because most of the time papers get added but rarely are papers taken out. If a file cabinet … Continue reading
Culling books
Both clients and friends ask me why it’s so hard and exhausting to sort through books and stuff. A psychologist explained to Martin Copenhaver, who wrote It’s time for me to let go of some … Continue reading
Passing on jewelry
Over a big family reunion my aunt brought a box of jewelry she no longer wears from her own collection including items worn by my grandmother. Her nieces and great-niece took a look to see … Continue reading