Organize Closet

Organize Your Closet And Brag About It!

One of the beautiful effects of improving an area of your life is that you can inspire others with your story. There is nothing like hearing how someone else succeeded in order to create the reality in your mind that you too can change your life.

I hope that the stories below help you with the task to organize your closet, and all areas of your life you would like to organize.

Please submit your success story to encourage and motivate others to successfully organize their closet.

Kathy's Story

My husband is an electrician. He often has to remove his wedding ring in order to work. One day he lost his wedding ring. He believed that it was in the home of a client inside of their electrical box.

Years later I was cleaning out our "junk closet". This was the place where I put things I did not use often or want to deal with. I took out an organizer containing old receipts. Inside the organizer I found the ring!

I have a new rule now in my home. We de-clutter regularly.

Closet organization will prevent emergencies before they happen!

You can successfully organize your closet with the easy to follow steps in Your Step by Step Guide to Successfully Organizing Your Life.

The book covers more than one type of closet and storage area. Read more on my closet organization page.

Your Kids Can Organize Their Own Closet!

The book Your Step by Step Guide to Successfully Organizing Your Life includes directions and tips to help your children organize their own closet, and keep it that way.

Charity's Story

My children could never keep their room clean. They have a modest size room with a very large deep closet. One day I decided to organize their closet. I realized that it was difficult even for me to fit their belongings into the closet space. There were only two shelves, a clothes rack, some bins, and lots of unused space. So I put a small book shelf into the closet, and a bean bag chair, with a light. This created an place for their books as well as a quiet place to read them. My husband installed more shelves and we put in a two tier rack. The kids are delighted with their new closet. We let them paint it wild colors. And now they actually have a place for their things.

Children love to organize their own special area. If their closet is large enough make it into a fun area for them to use and enjoy.

• Create a hobby or craft center in the closet
• Organize the closet to create a small reading, homework, or "office" area
• Have your child help you select the shelves and organizers for their closet
• Don't forget to ask your child how they would like to use and organize their closet!

Successful Strategies To Organize Your Closet

The book, Your Step by Step Guide to Successfully Organizing Your Life has steps to organize your closet that are designed for your success even if you are limited on time, share your home with less than co-operative members, or need a new approach to finding time to organize your closet.

Hearing the success stories of others who have organized their closet or any other area of their life is so important that you will find testimonies in the book, Your Step by Step Guide to Successfully Organizing Your Life, at the Organized Living Club, on the Organized Living Club Message Board, and in the Organize Everything Newsletter.

Surrounding your life with success, your success and that of other people, is an approach to life that is empowering, motivating, and just plain cheerful!

Your Step by Step Guide to Successfully Organizing Your Life is designed to help you become part of the many voices of success as you organize your closet and the rest of your life.