Organized for Life, LLC
Nancy Underwood, PO
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Call: (856) 371-8784 Email: organizedforlife@comcast.net
Happily serving as a Professional Organizer in the surrounding
South Jersey area since 2008
I can help you if...
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Your home is disorganized and you are frustrated, stressed and tired of it.
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You are planning to place your home on the market and you want it to sell quickly.
You want to downsize your belongings in your current home or for a future smaller one.
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You are a senior and you need additional help to create a safe, accessible home for yourself.
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You love your home but want to use what you have and add a few touches to enhance it even more.
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You Are Ready for a CHANGE!
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Ask the Organizer
What are the best containers to store things?
The easiest answer is Sterilite, 56 quart, snap top containers. These are easily found in stores and can be ordered on-line. These are the perfect size to hold decorations, handbags, clothes, etc because this keeps it contained and keeps it manageable to carry (especially for most ladies)​
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What questions should I ask when going through my clothes?
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Is it the right size, color, length, type of fabric that I like? Would I buy it again today? Could some one else use it?
Organizing Tips
Just Get Started!
Maybe a flip of the calendar in 2026 is calling you to Get Organized once and for all!? But where to start and what to do?
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1. Start off by giving yourself some Grace. Your clutter didn't begin yesterday, it's grown over time. Understand that it will take some time to improve your home. You are not alone in needing to do this.
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2. Start small. Find a small place that is impersonal. Your kitchen might be a good spot. Tossing expired food, spices and old pots and pans might be a little easier for you.
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3. Avoid starting with paper, photos or old personal items. These generally take the longest amount of time with the least amount of the "win" feeling.
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​​4. Be honest. If you don't use it, need it or want it, it doesn't work, it's out-of-date, it doesn't fit, it's somebody else's, it's not your taste, it brings bad memories, etc. Let it go by donating or tossing. ​
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5. Limit your time doing this to 20-30 minutes, take donates to your car and trash to the can. Be proud of what you have done! As you get the hang of it, increase the time.
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I hope this helps you get started. Please ask for help if you need it. Call or email me if I can help you in-person or virtually.
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All the best,​​ Nancy
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