If you’ve ever looked around your home and thought, I just need one full day to get everything organized, only to never find that magical day, you’re not alone. Here’s the secret: You don’t need a full day to get organized, you just need a few minutes. Staying organized is about building tiny, consistent habits that make organization part of your daily life instead of something you’re constantly chasing. So, what does that practically look like? I’m so glad you asked - let’s dive in!

Every season, I find myself facing the same question: how does so much stuff accumulate in just a few months?? Life gets busy, and clutter always finds a way of creeping in. So I’ve decided to take a seasonal approach to decluttering—it’s like hitting the reset button on your home every few months! From going through my outdoor tools to prep for another year of gardening, to clearing out the stale holiday treats from my pantry, each season gives me a chance to reevaluate what I actually use, love, and need in my home. In this blog post, I’m sharing my go-to seasonal decluttering checklist and the tips that help me stay organized year-round.

The truth is, clutter can significantly impact our mental and physical health—sometimes without us even realizing it. That’s why understanding the psychology of organization is so important! It sheds light on why decluttering, owning less, and adopting intentional habits are essential for leading healthier, more balanced lives. In this blog post, we’re taking a deep dive into the connection between our spaces and our mindset.