So excited to share that Tidy for Good was recently featured in Good Housekeeping! This article might inspire you to clear out your linen closet!

Need help with your linen closet or other parts of your home? Contact me and let’s chat!

Organizing pays you back, whether it be in the form of finding cash and gift cards, changing future spending habits, or just freeing up your time! Tidying up your financial life is something we can all benefit from.

Join the Kansas City chapter of the National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) this Lunar New Year for a creative afternoon of celebration and community at Magpie Creative Reuse. We’re ushering in the Year of the Horse by giving old materials new life through hands-on crafting!

Kansas City, Lunar New Year is coming up!!! We’re moving from the Year of the Snake to the Year of the Horse. What are we “shedding” from this past year? It can be physical clutter but it can also be mental and emotional burdens!

As we transition into the Year of the Horse, many families in Kansas City are looking for a fresh start. Shedding the old isn't just a metaphor; it’s about clearing physical space in our KC homes.

“The true purpose of a present is to be received. Presents are not ‘things’ but a means for conveying someone’s feelings. When viewed from this perspective, you don’t need to feel guilty for parting with a gift. Just thank it for the joy it gave you when you first received it.”

Join Magpie Creative Reuse for a guided experience led by Kim Shiu of Tidy for Good to map out a 2026 vision board. This isn’t traditional goal-setting. It’s a warm, intentional way to reconnect with yourself and create a year grounded in meaning and joy. You'll leave with a vision board that supports you throughout the year ahead.

Self-care doesn't have to be spooky! Tidying and organizing aren't just about creating a visually appealing space. I view them as powerful acts of self-care that can lead to a calmer mind and a more peaceful existence.

Spooky season is almost upon us. Every year, a friend and I text each other our favorite Skelly sightings: you know, the 12-foot tall skeleton decoration that I'm sure graces your neighbor's yard. Thinking about Skelly makes me wonder how people store him in his off season, so I wanted to write a little Guide to Organizing Your Seasonal Decor.