The Wall Street Journal features Professional Organizing Firms from across the United States in today’s Life and Style section, and we are so excited that among the four featured In Order to Succeed was one of them!
The article entitled “Law and Order: How a Pro Helps Tackle Clutter“, explains some of the ways that we work with clients to help bring order and clarity to their homes and businesses. The article tells how In Order to Succeed’s Robin Reid Hunt helped a Manhattan client and her family get settled into their new home. You may read about it in today’s paper, or online here.
In honor of In Order to Succeed being featured in The Wall Street Journal we are offering 10% of our home organization services.
Find out more information here: In order to Succeed in Today’s Wall Street Journal & Special Offer!
Or check out holiday decorations in your nearby city or town, by foot. If you didn’t learn during the height of the pandemic that walking is good for stress and your soul, it’s not too late. You can even refer to this activity with a fancy name, 
In most dorms, the bed and desk will take up the bulk of the floor space, but you can bet there will still be plenty of room on the walls. Over-the-door shoe holders are great for storing your favorite footwear, and they can also double for storing other objects. 
Taking the time to put together organized drawers will save you so much room in the long run. Using acrylic bins is a great way to turn this idea into a reality! You’ll have a specific place for everything, which is the best way to keep your space clean. Make time at least once a week to tidy up your room so that you can ensure the space stays clean. 
Drawers are ideal for dealing with dorm room storage. They keep everything out of your way, but they don’t take up a ton of space. In fact, if you need to, you can even get separate storage cubes and stack them all up. Either way, using several drawers is a fantastic way to store everything. 
