SpaceWorks, Inc

06/20/2026

Really good advice—regardless of what your natural disaster might be.

https://www.kkco11news.com/2026/06/20/emergency-officials-push-wildfire-preparedness-fires-appear-western-slope/?fbclid=IwZnRzaASj8mJleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeyxQBmDCF49dV_6KcVU6LFnwIFQKyiD4dtN9dyJlY6q05KspBDgZl0-MZbS4_aem_pjU6DRjGHG3TYwHzHB_iNQ

The Red Cross says having a plan and a go bag ready now can make all the difference when every minute matters.

06/04/2026

01/29/2026

A great resource! Don’t forget to wrangle all your outdated electronics and bring them along for disposal too—a one stop solution 👍👍

01/27/2026

Don’t let the vicious—and expensive—lie of “retail therapy” ensnare you!

01/02/2026

As I wrapped up 2025 yesterday, I reviewed all the titles I had read/listened.
Here is my category of organization/downsizing/minimalism/self improvement:

The year of living Danishly
by Helen Russell
What makes the danish people some of the happiest in the world? If you do audiobook, I hope you love Lucy Price Lewis‘ accent as much as I did.

The joy of less: a minimalist guide to declutter, organize, simplify
Francine Jay

Take control of your life
Mel Robbins

The minimalist home
Josh Becker

Nobody wants your sh*t: the art of decluttering before you die
Messie Condo

The clutter connection: how your personality type determines why you organized the way you do
Cassandra Aarssen

Decluttering at the speed of life
Dana K White

How ADHD affects Home organization
Lisa Woodruff 

The year of less
Cait Flanders

Can you spot the theme?

LESS!

LESS IS THE SOLUTION!

That doesn’t mean that you can’t keep the sacred treasured items that you’ve collected over your lifetime. It means you need to apply discernment to the items in your home— HomeGoods and artisan made are not the same thing. And, I have to say it, for the love of our 🌏 PLEASE STOP SHOPPING FOR RECREATION!

As we collectively look at the practices that we want to incorporate into 2026, as well as the habits that we would like to leave in 2025, I encourage you to think about one shift you could make in the coming 364 days to positively affect you and your home. This does not mean you’re going to tear apart your house and get rid of 60% by Monday morning—please don’t do that! But could you resolve to bring less plastic into your home? Shop at a “Refillery”?  Shift spending your disposable income on travel and experiences over things? Read one title on minimalism? Maybe even try a 30 day shopping ban?

 in 20 years of owning and operating Spaceworks, inc: professional organizing. I have educated myself, tried all of the tips that I recommend to my clients and refined my relationship to inanimate objects. I have learned that no two people organize the same way nor have the same relationship to the items in their home. What works for me might seem absolutely bonkers for you. I also know that if we always do what we have always done, we will always have what we have always had. Is this the year that your desire aligns with willingness and creates the environment for change?

If you have read this far, please leave a comment about what you’re intending for yourself and your home in the coming year.

12/15/2025

You cannot have order without infrastructure! I don’t care how organized you are, if you have to move four boxes to get to the bottom box, you will stack it on top of the top box— 99% of the time. Being able to access boxes one at a time increases productivity. Being able to see your decorations means you don’t purchase duplicates. Being able to walk across the room without the threat of twisting an ankle or drowning in cardboard means you’ll take the time to find what you need and put it back when you’re done. having a space for toys you’ve bought over the year means you’ll remember to give them to your children this Christmas. having designated amount of space for cardboard boxes, and packing materials mean you’ll likely make better choices on what to keep and what to recycle to keep your materials accessible and not overwhelming.  Even though we’ve used every inch of possible storage space—and that back wall is full to the ceiling— it feels less overwhelming to be in than in its original state. How do I know? My client mentioned maybe putting a rug down in that room. Mission complete!

12/11/2025

We filled the Work Beast yesterday with cardboard— So. Much. Cardboard!
95% of this cardboard had not been collapsed and was being stored as boxes in an attic storage space.

Sometimes organization is about a paradigm shift. Before the Amazon and online orders, boxes didn’t arrive at your house every day. Keeping a few for future use was prudent and resourceful. Today, most US households receive a package (if not multiples) on the daily: medicine, food, dry goods, and retail. Let alone that it is the month of December when you are likely to receive gifts in the mail.

In case you need to hear this, I’ll say it loud.
YOU DO NOT NEED THIS BOX. There is another box already on its way to you.
You should recycle this box or at the very least, empty it and break it down to store it in its smallest dimensions.

Where is an outdated paradigm creating clutter in your home? Schedule now to make 2026 a year of new paradigms and greater organization 970-234-0544.