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Simply Organized Solutions, Maryland, 8054 ROUND MOON Circle, Jessup, MD (2026)

07/28/2026

Perspective & Quantum Mechanics

Webster says about perspective “To the modern mind, it's hard to believe that perspective had to be "discovered", but before the 1400s paintings simply lacked accurate perspective. Important people and objects were simply shown larger than less important ones; distant objects were sometimes shown smaller than near ones. Just as odd, many paintings did not represent the other meaning of perspective either; a scene might not be shown as if it were being seen from one single place.

Today, perspective is used much like standpoint. Just as standpoint once used to mean simply the physical place where you stand but today also means the way you ‘see things’ as a result of who you are and what you do.”

Perspective Defined: a mental view or prospect; a visible scene; the appearance to the eye of objects in respect to their relative distance and positions

Synonyms: outlook; viewpoint

Quantum Mechanics:
One of the latest theories of quantum mechanics is that objects can exist in multiple states simultaneously. Many different possibilities, but the outcome happens when it is observed.

Perspective can be what is observed, but each person has their own opinion on outcomes based on their point of view and life experience.

What in the world does this have to do with organizing? When helping a client within their home, we as organizers need to respect their domain and perspective. When interacting with other people and their expectations, each person needs to take the others perspective in to account. Each person’s experience is different base on the situation and life experience. Clear communication is key to success. Clarification can give better outcomes because we all see things differently.

06/28/2026

Building and maintaining routines can be a powerful strategy to alleviate challenges and foster a more structured and manageable environment.

How routines can benefit the ADHD brain:

Reduces Decision Fatigue
People with ADHD may experience decision fatigue more intensely due to their difficulty in prioritizing tasks and making choices. Establishing a routine minimizes the number of decisions that need to be made throughout the day. This frees up mental energy for more complex decision-making and creative thinking.

Enhances Focus and Concentration
Routines create a predictable pattern that the brain can latch onto. Knowing what comes next can better focus attention on the task at hand. Consistent routines help train the brain to expect certain activities at specific times, reducing the mental effort required to transition between tasks. These routines need to be built and practiced. To create routines, think about the end results you would like to create at home or work. Make a list of tasks needed for each of these end results or goals. Good habits take practice before they become automatic.

Builds a Sense of Control and Predictability
Routines provide a structured framework that offers a sense of control over one's environment. This predictability can reduce anxiety and stress, making it easier to manage both daily tasks and long-term goals.
Wearing an analog watch can be your ‘little assistant’ to see the passage of time.

Encourages Positive Habits
Routines can serve as a foundation for building positive habits. By incorporating healthy practices such as regular exercise, balanced meals, and sufficient sleep into a daily routine, anyone with ADHD can improve their overall well-being. Over time, these positive habits become ingrained, promoting a healthier lifestyle.

Facilitates Task Completion
Routines provide a clear path from beginning to end, breaking tasks into smaller, more manageable steps. This structure helps sustain motivation and momentum, making it easier to complete tasks without becoming overwhelmed. If you need help creating your system, a Professional Organizer with a specialty in ADHD can assist you with these systems.

05/25/2026

Overcoming Attachment: Can It Stay or Can It Go?

Letting go of items in your home that are no longer necessary can be a challenging process when you have emotional attachments to them. Here are some strategies to help you overcome attachment and make the process easier:

Recognize the Emotional Connection
1. Acknowledge Sentimental Value: Does the item remind you of a happy memory, or is it a gift from someone special? Acknowledging the emotional connection is the first step in addressing your attachment.
2. Reflect on Your Attachment: Does the item truly adds value to your life? How does the item add value to your life if it was in a box or out of site? Do you need the physical item to remember a person or moment, or is the memory already in your heart and mind?

Practical Decluttering Techniques
1. Use the "One-Year Rule": If you haven't used an item in the past year, it's likely you won't use it in the future. This rule helps in making practical decisions about what to keep and what to let go. For memorabilia, it’s harder to make that decision. It’s a whole different type of decision.
2. Create a "Maybe Box": Place items you're unsure about into a box. If you don't retrieve any of them after a set period, such as six months, you may be ready to part with them.

Emotional Strategies
1. Take Photos of Special Items: This is a great way to preserve the memory without keeping the physical object.
2. Share Stories: Talk to friends or family about the memories attached to your items. Sharing these stories can help solidify the memory in your mind, making it easier to let go of the item itself.

Mindful Approaches
1. Practice Gratitude: Be thankful for the purpose that each item served in your life. Recognizing their role and expressing gratitude can ease the process of letting go.
2. Visualize Your Ideal Space: Imagine how you want your space to look and feel. Create a board for a mini makeover of your room. It can provide some extra motivation to make decisions.
3. Donate or Gift Items

By approaching decluttering with mindfulness and intention, you can overcome attachments and create a home that truly reflects your current needs and lifestyle

04/20/2026

Decluttering can be a transformative process that not only tidies up your living space but also rejuvenates your mind. Start with a clear plan, tackling one room at a time to avoid feeling overwhelmed. Begin with the easiest room or the one that bothers you the most, and set realistic goals for each session. Clear out one closet or one drawer can be enough. Small goals can give great results. Progress is good enough. It’s not about perfection. Easy access to everyday items is a great objective.

A good decluttering process can look like:

Sorting like items together

Determine what is keep, unsure, donate, recycle, trash

Remove all items that will not stay in the room.

Put donations in your car to drop off when running errands

Relocate items that do not below in the room you are decluttering

Once the 'clutter' is out of the room, clarity can solidify. Assign homes to all the items that remain. Even if you do not have bins, designate a spot for the items and add the bin later if needed. Sometimes the appropriate bin is not known until items have their assigned 'spot' and all the extra stuff is gone.

Room By Room:
In the living room, focus on surfaces first—clear coffee tables and shelves of items that no longer serve a purpose. In the kitchen, sort through drawers and cabinets, discarding expired food and unused gadgets. Bedrooms should become restful retreats. Clear out closets by sorting clothes into keep, donate, and discard piles. Rotate your wardrobe seasonally to keep it manageable. In the bathroom, toss out expired cosmetics and organize essentials. In the garage, create zones for tools, sports equipment, and seasonal items, ensuring everything has a designated place.

Remember, decluttering is not just about removing physical items but also about creating a space that reflects peace, clarity and ease of accessibility. Extra space is a plus for physical movement. Celebrate your accomplishments and enjoy the newfound harmony in your home.

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8054 ROUND MOON Circle
Jessup, MD
20794

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+14438323695

Website

http://simplyorganizedsolutions.biz/

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