Is Less Really More?

​YES. Let me tell you why. Before we get into all the details, grab your coffee or a glass of wine and let's get into this ultra popular saying: "less is more". 

As a Professional Organizer I have seen so many homes of all sizes, shapes, and filled with copious amounts of junk. I've embraced the values of minimalism and I feel free. Less mess, less stress, am I right? You’re most likely thinking minimalism sounds ideal, Kelsey, but how do I begin to become a minimalist? Do I have to own next-to-nothing to lead a minimalist lifestyle? Do I have to get rid of all of my stuff? No, that is not the case. By helping you achieve your goals I start with helping you identify what your values are - once that is decided, then a plan can be set in place to achieve the minimalist - less is more - mindset that you want. In my professional organizing service, I guide you and your home to an enhanced version of yourself. I encourage all your strengths while creating a beautiful space for you. I make the process easier and more efficient because I have an in-depth understanding of how to transform a space in a few hours or few days.
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Living with less certainly has its benefits:

• Less Clutter
• Less to Clean and Maintain
• Less Stress
• Less Burden

If you really think about it - when we over-consume anything, such as food, alcohol, decor, clothing, or any item that you fancy - it is unhealthy. So why do we persist in a constant battle to have more, do more, amass more? Clutter ultimately produces stress, distraction, and disappointment. We are either living for the past or trying to buy our happiness.

You deserve better.

Free yourself from over-consumption.
Free yourself from the attachment to material possessions.
Free yourself from the time wasted from tidying up junk.
Free yourself from a home you do not want to live in. 

I cannot take away all of your stress, but I can start with the mess – I can give you the foundation to thrive and set the tone for the other areas of your life.

Fun Fact: "Less is more" is a phrase from the Robert Browning poem "Andrea del Sarto", also called "The Faultless Painter", published in 1855. Less is more (architecture), a phrase adopted in 1947 by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe as a precept for Minimalist design and architecture
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