Home Organizing Tips from Major Mom & The Liberators

  1. Twelve Ways to Simplify in 2020

    Many households have organized people living in them, but they do not have time to organize. The British Telegraph reported that the average 10-year old owns 238 toys, but plays with less than 12 daily. Disorganization can cause so much stress and discord in a family when the house feels chaotic and cluttered. Newsweek reported years ago that the average American spends 55 minutes a day looking fo…Read More

  2. Are cluttered basements haunted?

    Cluttered basements are not haunted, but they can be scary to kids and adults. Many of our clients are often scared to go in their basements. When our team of Liberators organize basements, we often wear gloves, masks and hats, but we are not afraid to go in to the basement. You may see us pray before going in, but we are praying blessings over the home. We have some standard prayers we pray that …Read More

  3. 12 Liberating Days of Christmas

    Ah, yes! Is it time for a pre-Christmas discard and donate session? Sing our version out loud--- On the twelfth day of Christmas my Liberators found for me... 12 pairs of scissors, 11 rolls of tape, 10 pounds of papers, 9 cell phone chargers, 8 lids to nothing, 7 buttons to something, 6 open cinnamons, 5 unused gift cards! (sing this one really loud) 4 unopened gadgets, 3 bins of cords, 2 floppy d…Read More

  4. March Toward Simplicity

    We hope you had a Happy International Women's Day! It is so nice that our world truly treasures women. Major Organizers is woman-owned and all our employees are women. Life is more simple when our true treasures are people. However, it is normal and acceptable that some treasures are also experiences, memories, and material things. When we work with our clients, we help them determine what a treas…Read More

  5. Make Your Bedroom a Place for Reading, Rest, and Romance

    It is not too late to create a romantic bedroom for a nice evening with your spouse. Here are some tips for creating a space where you can read, rest or have some romance: 1) Remove all toys from the bedroom. 2) Make the bed and put away the clean clothes. 3) Remove all the mail, papers and clothes off the the bed, dressers and nightstands. Put them in a few bins to deal with tomorrow. 4) Organizi…Read More

  6. Meet Your Liberator: Kathy Stiles

    After 40-plus years keeping offices humming along as an administrative and executive assistant, Kathy Stiles is now putting her organizing superpower to work as a Liberator at Major Organizers. Q: You spent your career working in offices around the country and traveling with your husband to do Christian ministry work. What prompted you to take the plunge and get into professional organizing? A: I…Read More

  7. Before & After: Making a Widow Feel at Home Again

    We hope you enjoy the latest installation of Major Organizers: Before & After. Our wish is that these real-life images inspire and encourage you to take control of your clutter—no matter what your budget—so you have a functional home you love living in. Before This retired widow lived in the back of her converted restaurant. Once she closed the business and her husband passed, clutter took…Read More

  8. Before & After: Rethinking Work and Play

    Before This family had plenty of space in their home, including a large basement with a spare room adjacent to the main basement they used for their children’s toys. The main basement area housed their pool table, Foosball table, air hockey game, and lounge area. The toy room was where the two boys played Xbox games and kept the Nerf guns and other miscellaneous toys. In addition, all of their L…Read More

  9. Meet Your Liberator: Lyndsie Bahre

    Liberator Lyndsie Bahre is something of a renaissance woman. With experience working in human development, nutrition, sales, customer service and in-home daycare, she’s done it all. One skill has helped her succeed in all these varied areas: her passion for organizing. Today, she’s sharing this talent with others so they can take control of their possessions and live the life they deserve. Q: …Read More

  10. Meet Your Liberator: Truia Meyer

    For years, Liberator Truia Meyer worked in information systems in the corporate world where she used technology to make sense of data and enhance business functions. Today, she’s using her knack for creating order from chaos to help clients create organized, peaceful homes. Q:  Not everyone has the gift of organization, which is why they come to Major Organizers! What would you tell a client ne…Read More