This is about developing and maintaining motivation. Focus on the benefits of getting organized. Think about how much time and money you will save once you get organized: no more rooting around for batteries or light bulbs when you need them because you'll know exactly where they are stored.

Before you can dive into an organization project, you've got to clear out the clutter. Nana recommends you work on one area at a time and make it as fun as possible: play music, invite a friend to help, and most importantly, pace yourself so you don't burn out.

This is the most important step. "This is where you begin to create order from chaos," says Nana. First, begin with large categories and then break down those categories.

"This is where you make everything easy to put away. Keep in mind your "prime real estate" which are the spaces most accessible to you. Out of sight, out of mind so make sure what's important to you is visible.

A secret to well-designed rooms are often in the wall detailing. Wallpaper, wood paneling, and even tile can add a layer of interest and finish the room's polished look.

A sparkling sink becomes your kitchen's benchmark for hygiene and tidiness, inspiring you to load the dishwasher immediately and keep counters, refrigerator doors, and the stove top spick-and-span, too.