Let’s talk about what it takes to truly get organized + stay organized…

I hear from so many women:

“It feels impossible to keep up with all the stuff. There’s never enough time. No one ever helps.

The to-do list is never-ending. It shouldn’t be this hard to manage a home.”

The truth is… that there’s SO much truth to these statements AND they’re just a few of the things keeping you stuck feeling disorganized and without control.

I became a Clutter Coach to help women who are frazzled, cluttered, and overworked live a more intentional, aligned, + sustainable home life.

Together, we gently strip away all the unseen layers and inner obstacles that are keeping your home + life cluttered so you can live more simply.

(You literally can’t maintain routines + systems if you’re spinning in circles, feeling exhausted + overwhelmed, lack the confidence, have been told for decades that you’re ‘disorganized,’ are a in a state of grief, etc. Clutter coaching is a holistic approach, as a result.)

I help you declutter, then implement strategies + systems that make sense to you.

My philosophy is that when you learn tools like curiosity + self-compassion, plus fill in any organizing + productivity skills gaps you may have, you’ll step into being the organized individual that’s inside of you.

You’ll do the work of getting organized, and you’ll do the work of maintaining the routines + systems we co-create because it will feel absolutely possible + manageable.

How does that feel?

SKILLS

Organizing + productivity SKILLS.

No matter what type of environment you grew up in, organization + home management skills can be taught, and they can be learned.

These include things like:

• How to narrow the scope of a project + determine your timeline

• How to declutter a space by defining your decision-making guidelines

• How to categorize effectively so you can retrieve something later

• How to measure a cabinet, shelf, drawer, or closet with the goal of selecting appropriate storage containers

• How to maintain a space + teach others in the household to do the same

Believing you are capable provides the necessary foundation for the skills.

BELIEFS

Organizing + productivity BELIEFS.

Belief is the deeper, inner layer that most in-home organizers don’t address.

Believing you are capable of decluttering, organizing, and maintaining a space is an even bigger element of a creating a clutter-free environment.

Believing you are capable of setting boundaries, managing your time + energy, and trusting you’ll honor what you want is an essential element of creating a clutter-free lifestyle.

Belief looks like:

• Accepting that “being organized” isn’t a special gene that only some people have. “Organized” folks have simply had more practice or better teachers.

• Understanding that you set the daily standards + expectations for your space. These can evolve whenever you feel like changing them.

• Being kind to yourself as you learn, practice, + implement new ways of thinking + being

• Being willing to entertain that the state of your home has nothing whatsoever to do with your self-worth.

• Trusting that if + when a space becomes cluttered again that you’ll know exactly what to do next. Maintaining + resetting a space becomes second nature.