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INSIGHTS OF A RECOVERING MESSIE

They say organizing your home isn’t rocket science. For many ADHDers, it kind of is — which is mildly ironic, considering I have a doctorate in space technology. Here, I combine engineering thinking, playful systems, and generous self-compassion to turn domestic chaos into achievable missions.

8+2 Decluttering Questions to Help You Let Go

8+2 Decluttering Questions to Help You Let Go

[Free printable!] Having a hard time letting go of stuff? Use these questions to make decluttering decisions easier!

8+2 Decluttering Questions to Help You Let Go (Bionic Reading Version)

8+2 Decluttering Questions to Help You Let Go (Bionic Reading Version)

BIONIC READING [Free printable!] Having a hard time letting go of stuff? Use these questions to make decluttering decisions easier! (Unfortunately this post description can't be edited to have bionic reading font features)

6. ...which is slow and boring, so make it a game!

6. ...which is slow and boring, so make it a game!

Track To Tidy Insights 6/6: The last waypoint on my track to tidy was figuring out how to make learning a bazillion habits one tiny step at a time fun and compelling.

5. Make the steps so small, you can't fail...

5. Make the steps so small, you can't fail...

Track to Tidy Insights 5/6: After the excitement of decoding the secret for permanent and rather effortless tidiness, I felt a short moment of despair.

4. ...but actually, it's not one thing but a million different things!

4. ...but actually, it's not one thing but a million different things!

Track to Tidy Insights 4/6: I had concluded that putting everything where they belong is the key to keeping your home tidy. But it was SO HARD for me!

3. Do this one thing and you'll have a tidy home...

3. Do this one thing and you'll have a tidy home...

Track To Tidy Insights 3/6: I had lost all hope after trying organizing routines and minimalism. I had accepted my fate, nothing would work