Organization Bootcamp

It's a new year, and you're ready to create new, healthy habits!
Yay for you!

Before we begin, let's discuss reality, the sacrifices, and the payoffs of getting organized.

We'll get to know each other, too!

(I set the time for 30 minutes for now; we'll see if that timeframe works and adjust accordingly.)

Let's dive into the most personal, and perhaps the only, space that's all yours.

This project will be transformational and, when completed, will give you the confidence to tackle the rest of your home.

You might even find yourself leaving your closet door(s) open so you can gaze at it with pride.

You won't want to miss my solutions for this commonly chaotic space that you won't find in ANY organization book on the market.

One emotion you need to check at the door for this exercise is GUILT. Guilt over buying too much, the wrong stuff, not using something you swore you needed, being unable to get rid of gifts or inherited items, and guilt for letting things get so bad.

Everyone has too much stuff, and the guilt we feel is nothing compared to the daily toll that hoarding and disorganization can take on you. From the boxes of junk your parents guilt-tripped you into taking, to the “this will come back in style” pile, to every finger painting your kid ever made.

Here’s the truth: most of it needs to go. Pitch it.

We'll even cover what to do with all of the stuff you're ready to let go of!