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One of the biggest misconceptions about organization is that it’s complicated. In reality, the principles are simple. What makes organization feel hard is that most of us are short on time, energy, and clear information. And when the foundation isn’t solid, no amount of bins or labels will fix it. Just like anything in life, organization only works when you build it on the right principles. These are the 5 secrets to keep your home organized that I shared on KSL TV, plus a fe

When people think about organization, they usually picture closets, kitchens, or pantries. But for many of us, the most overwhelming clutter lives on our phones, computers, and inboxes. Digital organization can feel intimidating because it’s invisible. Until it’s not. Suddenly you can’t find a photo, your inbox feels suffocating, and/or your phone is buzzing nonstop.

For many people, getting organized is tough. But if you live with ADHD or other neurodivergent tendencies, it can feel nearly impossible. It’s not that you don’t want to be organized (you do), it’s that traditional systems (like a closet full of labeled bins or a “just put it back” rule) often don’t work with how your brain processes information.

Summer is meant to be fun — long days, spontaneous adventures, and memory-making with your family. But let’s be real: it can also be chaotic, messy, and filled with snack wrappers and wet swimsuits in all the wrong places.

Are you like me? Every year as school winds down I start daydreaming about the slower pace of summer. I picture lazy mornings, long poolside afternoons, barefoot dinners on the patio, and extra time with my kids. And then… summer actually starts.