http://ezinearticles.com/?5-Inexpensive-Ways-to-Create-More-Storage-Space-in-Your-Home&id=7362761
Name these simple 5 cheap ways to create more storage. Look under your bed and stack those containers or bankers boxes.

http://zenhabits.net/obsessive-compulsives-guide-top-12-organizing-tips-plus-resources/

Great article on the steps to become organized for company coming in less than 30 days. Several outstanding links are at the end of the article.

http://www.hgtv.com/specialty-rooms/repurposing-household-items-for-closet-organization/pictures/index.html
More ideas on the cheap to organize with what you have on hand. I'm not too sure of the duct tape and tension rod, but I love the tuna can drawer of symmetry.HGTV is a wonderful channel for DYI organizing...

http://www.realsimple.com/new-uses-for-old-things/new-uses-christmas/index.html is the link to use old things in new ways. If on a budget this season, take a peek at these Real Simple ideas. This magazine never ceases to amaze me with idea's that make you smack your head and say, "Why didn't I think about that?" My favorite is the cupcake liner... Yours?

My video on Organizing in a crisis...

According to Family Circle Magazine there are seven emotions that get in the way of living an Organized Life.

*Anxiety
*Grief
*Perfectionism
*Shame
*Low self-Esteem
*Indecisiveness
*Fear

Can you relate to any of these? Maybe, kind of, I don't want to talk about it, I will later, when I find time or money I will. These emotions stop all of us from clearing out the clutter. Stop beating yourself up and definitely don't feel like you are alone. Little steps can begin the day new!

Just ask Sid

What to keep and what to shred, that is the question. www.aarp.org offers a help-line to help you make educated decisions on what to file, and what is safe to shred. Just ask Sid at asksid@aarp.org. One of his morsels of common sense states that you should toss bank deposit slips and ATM and credit card receipts as soon as the transaction appear on statements. It is hard for some of us to let go of paper after so many years of filing, filing and filing... Always check with your Tax Professional as they are the final say to this dilemma.