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...and How to Find What Works for You If you’ve ever tried an organizing system you saw online and thought, “Why can’t I make this work?” , I want you to hear this clearly: There is no  cookie-cutter organizing solution. A system only works if it matches how you actually live (and how your brain actually works). The goal isn’t a Pinterest-perfect home. The goal is a home that feels easier to be in. January is Get Organized Month, so consider this your permission slip to stop

If decluttering makes you feel weirdly emotional, you’re not alone. I see this with clients all the time: for a lot of people, letting go isn’t about the item—it’s about what the item represents. The money you spent. The version of yourself you hoped you’d be. The gift you feel obligated to keep. The fear that you’ll need it someday. Or (a big one) the memories attached to an object . January is Get Organized Month, so here’s your friendly reminder: you can make progress wit

January is Get Organized Month , so consider this your friendly warning: you’ll be getting a little extra organizing advice from me in the days and weeks to come 😉 If you’ve ever thought, “Why can’t my home stay organized?” —you’re not alone. Most people don’t have a “stuff problem.” They have a systems gap . And the good news is: you don’t need a perfect home or a weekend-long purge to feel a difference. You need a few simple, repeatable systems that work on your busiest da

The real goal is what organizing gives you—more peace, more enjoyment in your home and relationships, and less time feeling like your home is running you. When you get clear on your “why,” it becomes much easier to decide what to keep, what to let go of, and what systems will actually work for your real life.