We’ve all been there—hesitating to invite friends over because the house isn’t spotless, avoiding the pool because we don’t feel “ready” for a bathing suit, or skipping that cute top because it feels too snug. So often, our pursuit of perfection holds us back from truly enjoying life. And with February, the so-called “month of love,” nearly over, it’s a good reminder that we don’t need a holiday to start showing ourselves a little more love.
It’s hard to let go of the physical reminders of the past, but we don’t need to hold onto things to keep the memories alive. Those moments—the long car rides, the excitement of the games, the quiet conversations—are etched in my heart, not in the helmet.
Love is expressed in many ways, and Dr. Gary Chapman’s concept of the Five Love Languages has helped people understand how they give and receive love best. The five love languages—Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, and Physical Touch—offer insight into how we can connect with those we care about on a deeper level.
The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home—the place where family and friends gather, meals are prepared, and memories are made. It’s a space that should feel inviting, functional, and stress-free. That’s why we’re passionate about organizing kitchens!
The holidays have come and gone, and now it’s time for one of the least glamorous parts of the season: taking down the decorations. If you’re anything like me, it’s…
SMART SUMMERTIME GARAGE OVERHAULS TO RECLAIM YOUR GARAGE Garages are often so full that there is no space for our cars. Often they become the home for sports equipment, tools,…
No matter what matters to you, it's natural to want to showcase your sentimental belongings in your home. That said, sometimes when you decorate your home with personal items, it…
When you decide to become a more thoughtful consumer, it's good for the planet and your wallet—but it's also good for your home. We can all agree that clutter accumulates…
Decorating your home with eco-friendly materials isn't just good for the environment. It can also be benefiicial for you. Beyond maintaining a robust and resource-rich earth for generations to come,…
Micro-decluttering consists of cleaning in short bursts. It's a management system that takes small steps and gets big things done. People have discovered the technique doesn't just lead to clearer…
“I had POSH come into my home and it’s been a game-changer. It’s amazing how therapeutic it is to have everything organized and easy to find. The entire process was so freeing and I plan on continuing working with her until my entire home is done. I recommend this company to everyone.”
K.J.
““My basement was quickly becoming an episode of Hoarders. Between all the kids stuff and approximately 40 boxes of stuff we never unpacked since moving to West Hartford 4 years ago. My basement haunted me daily until I met Leslie from POSH Organizing. Upon meeting Leslie I instantly knew she was the lifeline we needed. I hired Leslie for what I thought was a one week job but she completed my basement in 3 days. When I say “completed”, she unpacked every box, sorted every item and organized the goods we chose to keep in bins on shelving she assembled. Leslie then removed all unwanted items and expertly knew where to donate them. She made trips to Goodwill, Journey House Woman’s Shelter, a local Girl Scout Troop, and a neighborhood student collecting shoes for Charity. Leslie brought me receipts for every donation. Then we still had 2 days together so we tackled several closets and a huge bathroom. It was Magical Spring Cleaning with an expert Organizer Extradinaire! No prep or stress involved, just open up the doors and let Leslie in. She is friendly, non-judgmental, fast and makes your home look like those fancy magazines. I could not be happier and feel it’s my duty to share with the neighborhood. Whether you’re spring cleaning, moving or a secret hoarder, give Leslie a call.””
“Leslie is amazing! We had a house full of so much stuff, and were dealing with unpacking from our recent-ish move, working from home, renovating our kitchen/family room, and recovering from a flooded basement. Leslie went room by room (including the basement and garage!) and helped us sort everything and get rid of what we don’t need or never use. We had no idea we had 6 pie plates but Leslie found them and advised us on how many we actually need (not 6! 😂). She made our house feel livable again and her services were invaluable!”
D.S.
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