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Print Media

Over the years, Heart of the Matter has been featured in and contributed to several magazines and newspapers. Below are the articles in pdf format. You will need Adobe Reader to view them.

Stay tuned for 2 upcoming features in Readers' Digest Magazine!

	Getting it Together with Rhonda & Donna Monthly Column in the Baden Outlook. Read back issues at www.badenoutlook.com

	Resolve to be organized this year originally published in MOST Spring 2010 issue

	Own the Clock Originally published in Country Guide April 2010 issue

	Menu Planting Originally published in Country Guide May 2009 issue

	10 Tips for Organizing Your Family Originally published in Country Guide April 2009 issue

	Tame Your Time Wasters Originally published in Today's Parent March 2009 issue

	Clutter Challenge: Organizers Love Challenge of Creating Order From Chaos Originally published in Grand Magazine September/October 2008 issue

	Interesting People - Get It Together with Donna and Rhonda Originally published in the Baden Outlook October 2008

	Conquering Clutter Originally published in Faith & Friends March 2008 issue

	Life in the Late Lane Originally published in Today's Parent January 2008 issue

	Professional Organizers Make Space for God Originally published in Christian Week April 2007 issue

	Home Organizers Solve this Mother's Mess Originally published in the New Hamburg Independent July 12, 2006

	Interesting People - Meet Donna and Rhonda Originally published in the Baden Outlook October 15, 2005

	Getting to the Heart of the Matter Originally published in the New Hamburg Independent September 15, 2004

Organizing Tip

That time just before dinner, can be challenging in many homes. Set a few house rules so you don’t have to negotiate snacks every night. Stock up on fruit, carrot sticks, nuts or crackers that will take the edge off a hunger and still not spoil an appetite. Combine simple food preparation with visiting. Activities like peeling potatoes, cleaning carrots and setting the table present great discussion opportunities between you and your kids.