Moving felt exciting until we actually started doing it. This post is a real-time look at the messy middle of a big life change: the chaos, the emotions, the tiny wins, and the reminders that this part matters too. If you’re in the thick of transition (or just tired of pretending it’s supposed to feel smooth), this one’s for you.

Organizing with ADHD is a lot like building muscle. You don’t get stronger by thinking about it. You get stronger by showing up, even when it feels small. This post is about letting go, starting again, and realizing you're evolving without even noticing.

We’ve all bought the planner, app, or system that promised to fix everything. But if it didn’t work overnight, maybe the problem wasn’t you. This month, we’re exploring the tools we own and asking what actually helps.

Slowing down with ADHD can feel scary—but sometimes it’s exactly what we need. Here’s what happened when I forgot my laptop on a birthday trip and had to stop.

When I first started my journey toward a more organized life, I had no idea what I truly wanted. I just knew I was so done  living the...

I’m a professional organizer with ADHD, and yes, I still leave my clothes on the floor. Here’s why progress matters more than perfection.

When I first started organizing, I thought I’d be “done” in a weekend. Years later, I’ve learned this is a lifestyle shift—one rooted in letting go, not perfection. This post shares what organizing my home really gave back to me: peace, possibility, and the freedom to choose what matters.