Entropy Organizing

Professional Organizing with a difference in the Northern Dallas Suburbs

I’m a child of children of the Great Depression. Children of the depression saved everything. They washed out their butter tubs and bread wrappers and folded up their aluminum foil because they never knew when they would get anything else. They taught their children to do the same.

I did not set out to be a minimalist. I was moving from one state to another, and I did what most people do. I started sorting through my many things and eliminating what I didn’t want to move. As I discarded my things, I found a momentum . . . and I liked it! In what I believe to be an act of providence, it took my buyers nine months to close on my house. After nine months of reducing my possessions, I had very little left.

I will never go back. I love the freedom from managing things, freedom to invest my resources – my time, my money, my energy – in things with eternal significance.

Jesus told us not to store up treasures on this earth, but to store up treasures in Heaven, for where our treasure is, there our heart will be.

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