by Samantha Kristoferson | Jul 14, 2021 | Environment, Health/Wellness, Minimalism, Money/Finances, Traveling |
For many years Emilio and I have wrestled with the idea of going carless. Would living in Canada without owning a car actually work? While KW Professional Organizers was in full operations it wasn’t an option we could really consider. I mean, it would be pretty...
by Samantha Kristoferson | May 8, 2019 | Environment
Slow Climate Change By Getting Organized Making a change that is within your control actually helps. Climate change happens all the time. Just speak with an elder and you’ll hear the stories of incredible weather events and how “different” it was in...
by Emilio & Samantha | Mar 8, 2019 | Environment, Media/Events |
Interview with Samantha and Emilio from KWPO about the link between organization and ‘green’ living We were invited to The Eco Cast Podcast, by The Eco Market. Jen invited us to speak about how organization strategies can help us lead a greener lifestyle....
by Samantha Kristoferson | Feb 20, 2018 | Environment, Health/Wellness, Minimalism |
The Third Industrial Revolution: Can sharing economies save the planet, your wallet, and your mental health? The Third Industrial Revolution is already here. And you may already be contributing to it. Tonight we watched a man named Jeremy Refkin share his theory about...
by Samantha Kristoferson | Dec 11, 2017 | Environment, Minimalism, Seasonal |
My family is amazing. I wanted to learn more about them. I asked if they would share their gifts with me. This is what happened… We tried a new type of gift exchange. For most of my childhood I could always remember my family’s joy in partaking in the...
by Emilio & Samantha | Aug 10, 2017 | Environment, Home Organizing, Minimalism |
A few weeks ago we watched a video about Cass Community Social Services building tiny homes in Detroit and we thought it was such a cool idea. So we decided to take a road trip and go to visit them! This is a short video of our visit. Cass Community Social Services is...
