Frequently Asked Questions

Humble Enhancement offers a variety of home organization services including closet organization, kitchen organization, and bedroom organization.

The length of a project depends on the size and complexity of the space, as well as the amount of clutter. It also depends on the length of time it takes a client to make a decision during each session. When Humble Enhancement is in a session, it's best to focus on one specific area to experience a true transformation. 

To schedule a consultation with Humble Enhancement, simply go to our hire us page or give a call. I will get back to you within 24 hours to schedule a time that works for you. 

Yes, Humble Enhancement offers virtual home organization services for clients who prefer to work remotely. Contact to learn more about this service.

No, you do not need to purchase organizing supplies. I will provide you with a list of recommended supplies, that can be purchase for the session.

Humble Enhancement charges session rates for organizing services. The rate varies depending on the type of service and the size of the project. We will provide you with a detailed quote during the initial consultation.

Of course! Creating a peaceful and organized environment at home involves several strategies. Start by decluttering and organizing each room, ensuring that items have designated places and are easily accessible. Implement storage solutions such as baskets, shelves, and containers to keep things tidy. Establish daily routines for tidying up and maintaining order and involve the whole family in keeping the space organized. Finally, incorporate elements that promote relaxation and tranquility, such as soft lighting, comfortable seating, and items that helps keep you grounded. For more guidance on creating a peaceful and organized home environment, you can download the free guide. 

Here's two tips most people overlook for maintaining a clutter-free home:

1. Digital Organization: In addition to organizing physical items, pay attention to digital clutter. Regularly sort through your digital files, emails, and photos. Delete unnecessary files, unsubscribe from email subscriptions you no longer need, and organize digital documents into folders. Keeping your digital space clutter-free can reduce stress and increase productivity.

2. Minimalist Mindset Shift: Instead of focusing solely on organizing and decluttering, adopt a minimalist mindset by questioning new purchases and consumer habits. Prioritize experiences and meaningful relationships over material possessions. Embrace a lifestyle of intentional consumption where each item serves a purpose or brings genuine joy. This approach not only reduces clutter but also fosters a more mindful and fulfilling life.

Decluttering the physical space can deeply impact your mental clarity and well-being by metaphorically aligning the external environment with internal state of mind. Outside of the practical benefits like reducing visual distractions and enhancing efficiency, decluttering initiates a profound psychological transformation.

Imagine your mind as a room: clutter represents unresolved thoughts, unfinished tasks, and emotional baggage. When you declutter physically, you engage in a process of symbolic cleansing. You confront decisions about what to keep, discard, or rearrange, mirroring the cognitive process of prioritization and emotional release.

As you physically clear space, you unconsciously clear mental space too. This process allows for greater focus, reduced stress, and a sense of emotional lightness. It promotes a harmonious relationship between your external environment and internal thoughts, fostering a deeper sense of calm, clarity, and well-being. In essence, decluttering becomes a transformative act that revitalizes both your surroundings and your mind.

Yes, in my work, I incorporate various decluttering methods and philosophies tailored to each client's needs and preferences. Some of the common approaches I follow include the KonMari method, which focuses on keeping items that "spark joy" and discarding those that don't, as well as the minimalist approach, which advocates for owning only the essentials and letting go of excess belongings. I also emphasize the importance of sustainability by encouraging clients to donate or recycle items whenever possible. Additionally, I integrate principles of mindfulness and intentionality into the decluttering process, helping clients cultivate a deeper connection with their belongings and surroundings. Overall, my goal is to provide personalized decluttering solutions that not only create a more organized space but also promote a sense of clarity, peace, and well-being. 

Absolutely! In addition to physical decluttering services, I specialize in techniques for decluttering the mind and reducing mental clutter. Through practices such as mindfulness meditation, journaling (Power Journal), and cognitive restructuring, I help clients cultivate awareness of their thoughts and emotions, enabling them to let go of negative patterns and create mental space for clarity and peace. For further insight and practical strategies on decluttering your mind and achieving mental resilience, you might find my book, "Retrain Your Mind So You Don't Lose Every Time," to be a valuable resource. It delves deeper into these techniques and provides actionable steps for overcoming mental obstacles and thriving in life.

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