There are three kinds of clutter in every car: trash; stuff you forgot to take in the house, like CDs and mugs; and stuff that should be there, like registration, window wipes and maps. Obviously, some of the stuff just shouldn't be there at all, but what do you do to contain the items that should be there?

Organizing expert Jill Pollack Lewis zoomed in to clear things up -- and out -- of your car on Day 8 of 10 Days to Clutter Free. You're almost there!

It's easy to make New Year's resolutions, but keeping them is the hard part. Never fear, there's an app for that!

In our technologically advanced age, you can use the fact that you carry your cell phone around with you 24/7 and are likely sitting in front of a computer during most of the day to your advantage. Some of the perks include constant reminders, cutting-edge technology, and can't-get-away-from-it accessibility.

Presenting our list of the most commonly made New Year's vows, and the technology that can actually help you achieve them:

Do you feel that pressure? The pressure to make the perfect New Year's resolution? The impending vow to lose weight, spend more time with your family, have more "me" time ...

There are a few resolutions that you can bet people are making every year. Grand, great ideas like losing weight and getting organized are all well and good, but you are practically asking for failure if you shoot for the moon like that.

Instead, break things down. You can still have lofty goals, but make your resolutions concrete changes that are possible to stick with throughout the year. Here are a few of the biggest resolutions we make -- and what you should make instead.

I finally started reading The Happiness Project on the plane before seeing its author Gretchen Rubin speak at the Mom 2.0 Summit conference this past weekend.

I'm only on Chapter 3, and already I'm implementing some of Gretchen's simple tips for happier living.

Oh, and guess what? I feel happier! I really do.

Still moving forward on my progress toward finding joy in a more balanced life. How's your progress going?

New here? It's never to late to join us in this laughable incredible quest.

Wow, one month down, and I'm pretty proud of my progress toward finding joy in a more balanced life. Now it's time to look at what worked and what didn't and make new goals for this month.

Bless you, brave souls who are playing along (and doing so well!). Keep sharing your progress, and if you're new here, you can join us anytime!

Now in Week 3 of my plan to find joy in a more balanced life, things are becoming more clear. You know, clear as mud. Pushing forth, trying to, as philosopher Lao Tzu asks, have "the patience to wait till the mud settles and the water is clear."

I hope you'll share your progress as well. If you're new here, you can join us anytime!

An anoynmous CafeMom has graciously agreed to share her weight loss journey with us and reveal herself at the end. She's a 29-year-old mama to Madison, 5, and Lucus, 1, and lives in Ohio. Her goal? To be more active and lose 26 pounds. Each week we're checking in on her progress and giving her words of encouragement!

Let's find out what happened during Week 3...