In a world that is filled with an overload of materials, tasks and information, it is so easy to have a cluttered space and mind. Both are as bad as you can imagine. A cluttered mind is not focused or productive just like a cluttered space is not peaceful or inviting.

A recently published book about organizing your mind discusses in detail how a cluttered space equals clutter mind.

No wonder every year one of the top new year's resolutions on the list is to get organized! Becoming more organized can bring about many other resolutions that we have been hoping for for years. You can see its positive effect on many areas of your life from health to social activities, relationships and so on.

We are experienced in working with many different types of clients, ranging from the super organized to the completely disorganized. Regardless, they always tell us how much better their life has been since they experienced our service.

After we listen to our clients and help them create a system based on their particular needs, they say they have been dressing better, socializing more, saving money and even time too. The best part is that they all have started experiencing a new sense of relief.

The clutter in your space is like a two way mirror to your mind. Many times it is the reflection of what is going on in your mind or, in reverse, your mind is creating the actual clutter.

Here are few organizing principles that will help you see how changes in the world of physical can effect your non physical world of thoughts.