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It's been a busy time for Justin Klosky, the former actor-turned professional organizer to the celebrity set and corporate America.  His chart-topping new book Organize & Create Discipline – An A-to-Z Guide to an Organized Existence, continues to draw rave reviews on Amazon, in bookstores and elsewhere.  And along with the book tour that included media appearances on The Anderson Cooper Show and The View as well as speaking and book signing engagements across the country – Justin continues to serve clients such as the Osbornes and Saks Fifth Avenue while managing the thriving firm he founded, OCD Experience.

Now that it’s getting colder, it’s time to start tackling that list of indoor projects. And what better project could you do on a snowy day than take a trip down memory lane and sort through old photos to create albums and collections? It may seem like a daunting task, but with a few easy steps, you’ll find organizing your photos is not so bad.

Happy New Year! NAPO (National Association of Professional Organizers)                        
pins January as “Get Organized” month. Coincidentally, getting organized is found to be the second most popular New Year’s resolution - why then, you ask, is your garage and basement filled with boxes, bins, and other items you don’t recognize? Probably because most Americans’ resolutions don’t last past 6 months. This is your chance to break the mold - take your forgotten photos in the bins and boxes cluttering your home and send them to a photo scanning service. You put this organizing project off in 2012, but 2013 is a new year. This task might seem overwhelming but remember these photos are your memories - each one is just as important as the next.