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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Organized Artistry, LLC READERS TO CONQUER CLUTTER ON THE CHEAP Professional Organizer Offers Low-Cost Solutions in New Magazine FAIR LAWN, NJ Are you toying with the idea of getting organized this summer? Think you have to spend a ton of money on organizing products to achieve your organizing goals? Think again. For the past five years, Professional Organizer, Stacey Agin Murray has offered free and low-cost organizing solutions to her clients. Now her solutions will be accessible to all in a new bi-monthly publication called Organize Magazine. It is the first magazine dedicated solely to helping people tackle their organizing needs. Organize Magazine “will help readers to create a home that is organized and ready for the real lives we lead.” Founder Joyce Dorny, professional organizer, mother of six, and self-professed magazine ‘junkie’ came up with the idea for Organize Magazine after spending two hours on the computer searching for an ‘organizing’ magazine to add to her collection. After coming up empty, the idea for Organize Magazine was born. Says Dorny, “No more buying multiple magazines for multiple ideas. Organize Magazine will be the one source for finding information about organizing all areas of your life.” Organize Magazine is targeted to women who want to enjoy what life has to offer, but find they are spending too much time on the things that have to get done. The magazine launches at all 500 Borders bookstores nationwide and about three-quarters of Barnes & Noble's nearly 800 U.S. stores on June 26th. The magazine has a web site at www.organizemag.com. Murray’s column titled, “Organizing on a Shoestring’ will offer readers what she refers to as, ‘champagne ideas' on a 'water-with-lemon wallet.' Each article will begin by suggesting free and low cost solutions for a particular organizing problem and end with ‘The Big Splurge’-- an expensive organizing solution for the curious, the spendthrift or the wishful dreamer. Murray says, “Organizing on a budget doesn’t have to be a challenge. With time, resourcefulness, and a good amount of ‘elbow grease,’ you can organize your home and your life without emptying your piggy bank.” Murray offers three tips for 'organizing on a shoestring': • Repurpose an item that is on its way to the recycle bin. For example, a shoe box can be repurposed to hold hair accessories or a dog’s leash, brush and collar. • It’s garage sale season—take advantage of it! You never know when you’ll spot drawer dividers, shelf organizers, or desk accessories on someone’s lawn for pennies on the dollar. • For free organizing advice, do an internet search for the phrases, ‘organizing on a budget’ or ‘organizing on a shoestring.’ Stacey Agin Murray, Professional Organizer and owner of Organized Artistry, LLC, transforms 'mess' into 'masterpiece'’ with patience, organizing know-how, and a sense of humor. For more information and a complimentary e-list of 'Top Ten Tips for Organized Living,' contact Stacey at stacey@organizedartistry.com or visit her web site at http://www.organizedartistry.com. # # # If you’d like more information on this topic or wish to schedule an interview with Stacey Agin Murray, please contact her at 201-703-8438 or stacey@organizedartistry.com.
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