Who we work with How we work Our services Workshops Heart of the Matter Profile Package

Overview Power Over Paper DVD Hotfile Paper Organizer Hotfile Teacher Paper Organizer

Donna & Rhonda & the People that Matter Most Client Success Stories • Residential Projects • Office Projects • Workshops & Seminars • Accountability • Unique Services • Clean Sweep Projects

Television Appearances Print Articles Radio Features Friends & Links DVD Release Gala

Heart of the Matter History

Before & After Gallery

Audio Tips Articles Newsletter & Power Tips Archives

Close to Our Heart

Television Appearances Print Articles Radio Features Friends and Links DVD Release Gala

Television Appearances

Jan. 13 -

Aug. 24 -

Dec. 27 -

Mar. 21 -

Nov. 9 -

Feb. 26 -

Aug. 22 -

Sept. 5 -

Jan. 9 -

Family file/notebook

Back to school routines

Feeling overwhelmed

Closets

Christmas

Downsizing

Back to school

A plan for kids school papers

Mar. 30 -

Jan. 27 -

Mar. 17 -

Jan. 6 -

Jan. 13 -

Jan. 20 -

Jan. 27 -

Feb. 2 -

Business testimonies

Family file/notebook

Toys

S: sort

P: pass along

A: assign a home

C: containerize

E: equalize

Dec. 8 -

Sept. 7 -

Jan. 5 -

Hands-on organizing feature

Children's school paper

Kitchen Quick Tips

Nov. 26 -

Jan. 14 -

Mar. 11-

Jun. 10 -

Oct. 14 -

Jan. 6 -

Mar. 10 -

Nov. 2 -

Nov. 9 -

Feb. 8 -

Oct. 2 -

Feb. 24 -

Jan. 12 -

Apr. 26 -

Drawer organizing

General

Kid’s rooms

General

New Year

Organizing for seniors

Christmas – part 1

Christmas – part 2

Downsizing

Family paper

Organizing fridges & freezers

Children's school paper

Simplifying

Nov. 5 -

Baby boomers downsizing

Nov. 5 -

Sept. 8 -

Baby boomers downsizing

Back to school

Organizing Tip

Having trouble getting your children on board with household chores? Have a family meeting and give everyone a chance to talk. Have the whole family work together to brainstorm a plan of action to accomplish household chores. Make a checklist for children to follow, and then your expectations are clear. At the meeting be sure to brainstorm what the consequences will be if family members don’t follow through. Then the consistency of following up on your expectations is your responsibility. It can be difficult sometimes, but well worth the effort!