Talking About the Big Sort, Skeletons Style

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About the Author: Jean Marie Herron

Jean Marie Herron is Owner / Professional Organizer of POSSE. She has helped people "sell or dwell well" since 2005 specializing in residential decluttering, organizing and productivity.
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Skeletons in the closet

I love this graphic. As a professional organizer, I know just how important this Sorting concept is in the organizing process. And, every person sorts and thinks differently. In my professional methodology, SSPOE, that’s where I start when organizing any space. Using a closet example is pretty easy. Some people may sort by…

  • organized closetLong Sleeve
  • Short Sleeve
  • Dresses
  • Scarves
  • Pocketbooks
  • Shoes
You get the idea. But sorting can be different in every case.
Maybe we’re organizing the closet of a color-blind person and he/she sorts by coordinated outfits instead of categorizing by individual clothing categories. Or maybe we’re sorting closets for someone with a disability and they sort by “clothes I can put on myself” versus “clothing I need assistance to wear”. There is no right or wrong way to sort. It’s as individualistic as pumpkins.

If you or anyone you know is paralyzed by fear this Halloween season when they open up their closets, have no fear, POSSE is here!  We can easily master taking your (or someone you know) through our space methodology so that an entire closet (or house) is orderly and easy to maintain.

Skeletons in the closet

I love this graphic. As a professional organizer, I know just how important this Sorting concept is in the organizing process. And, every person sorts and thinks differently. In my professional methodology, SSPOE, that’s where I start when organizing any space. Using a closet example is pretty easy. Some people may sort by…

  • organized closetLong Sleeve
  • Short Sleeve
  • Dresses
  • Scarves
  • Pocketbooks
  • Shoes
You get the idea. But sorting can be different in every case.
Maybe we’re organizing the closet of a color-blind person and he/she sorts by coordinated outfits instead of categorizing by individual clothing categories. Or maybe we’re sorting closets for someone with a disability and they sort by “clothes I can put on myself” versus “clothing I need assistance to wear”. There is no right or wrong way to sort. It’s as individualistic as pumpkins.

If you or anyone you know is paralyzed by fear this Halloween season when they open up their closets, have no fear, POSSE is here!  We can easily master taking your (or someone you know) through our space methodology so that an entire closet (or house) is orderly and easy to maintain.

About the Author: Jean Marie Herron

Jean Marie Herron is Owner / Professional Organizer of POSSE. She has helped people "sell or dwell well" since 2005 specializing in residential decluttering, organizing and productivity.
Categories: Closet

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