What if I told you that a little digital decluttering could be fun?
A recent client delightedly told me, "THIS is what I'm gonna do instead of doom scrolling."

The activity? Pulling the JOYFUL, aspirational activities out of her screenshots and onto paper for her future self.

Overwhelmed by your digital devices?

Honestly me too! I'm still on this journey of decreasing my screentime and organizing my digital files. That's why I'm hosting a Digital Decluttering session at Magpie Creative Reuse on August 20th.

We'll wade into your desktop, downloads folder, apps, screenshots, email and photos (and more!). Come and experience a fun, joyful setting with other attendees.

Through digital decluttering, we'll make more space for your creativity to flourish, and lighten your environmental footprint.

iPhone has a great way to screen advertising/spam messages and keep them separate from your personal messages: the Screen Unknown Senders setting. Learn more in this blog post!

Ready to transform your digital space, including your email? If the thought of tackling your files, cloud drives, or photo libraries alone feels overwhelming, contact Tidy for Good today to book a dedicated Digital Organizing Session. Together, we can clear the digital noise and make room for what truly matters.

Take a master class with Kim Shiu from Tidy for Good to declutter and organize your own devices in real time. Free up space for your mind and your hard drive storage. Kim will discuss the environmental impact of storage space and how to make your devices last longer through regular maintenance. Any device type and email platform welcome - Kim will tailor it to your needs!

Our physical items demand our attention, and thus our time. Things that you have been putting off, such as unfinished projects, take up brainpower, and they're constant reminders of "oh, I haven't done that yet." In this blog, we wanted to dive into how the act of tidying our homes can help with time management.

Thrilled to share that Tidy for Good was featured in Yahoo’s article entitled “7 genius tricks people with perfectly organized closets swear by (and 4 mistakes they never make).” I can’t say that my closet is perfectly organized but I can definitely find what I want to wear and I definitely follow the tips that I’ve shared. Need help with your closet, wardrobe, or other parts of your home? Contact me and let’s chat!