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I've been late for work because I “couldn’t find anything to wear,” even though my closet was packed full of clothes. I’ve sat in my bathroom with tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat because everything I tried on made me feel fat, overwhelmed, and—if I’m being honest—deeply sad. I can’t believe the things I would to say to myself: You're a fat ass. This top makes me look old. These pants are too tight. I hate how I look. I don't feel pretty. I hate how I feel. I feel sad

Clutter isn’t just stuff. If it were, we’d all be done by now. You’d knock it out during one motivated afternoon, reward yourself with coffee, and never think about it again. But clutter lingers. It quietly follows you from room to room. It waits while you pretend not to see it. And somehow, it feels heavier than it should. That’s because clutter carries more than objects. It carries emotion. Much of that emotional weight comes from unfinished decisions. Every pile represents

When your home feels cluttered and you feel overwhelmed, knowing how to start decluttering can feel impossible and emotionally heavy. That is where the "10-minute tidy" comes in. This simple method is designed for real life. No expectations of perfection. This is the heart of Tidy Vibes Organizing : teaching clients how to break decluttering tasks into bite size, manageable pieces. In fact, this is one of the first strategies I teach clients who feel overwhelmed and don't kno

The holidays are meant to feel joyful, cozy, and connected, but for many of us, they come with added pressure, overspending, and more stuff entering our homes. As an organizer, I see the same cycle: we spend weeks trying to declutter the house only to bring in a fresh stash of things during the holidays. But it doesn’t have to be that way. There’s a gentler, more intentional approach to gift-giving. This one, however, creates memories, reduces clutter, and keeps your home (an

The holiday season often arrives wrapped in twinkling lights, full calendars and a long list of things that we should do . It comes with a mix of excitement and overwhelm. Decorating, shopping, baking, hosting and attending gatherings...it adds up quickly. While these traditions can be beautiful, they can also leave us feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, and disconnected from the very joy that we are trying to create. What if this year, you could create more happiness with l