Get Organized HQ Podcast

In this episode, Tasha shares five organizing principles to carry us through the holidays and into the new year so we can all experience less stress and more peace at home.

With the holidays coming up, Tasha discusses clutter-free gift ideas. These ideas work both for giving to others and for creating your own wish list if you’re trying to avoid bringing clutter back into your home.LINKS IN EPISODEEpisode Transcript

In today’s podcast, Tasha talks with Carrie Powell from Method Seattle about how she got started as a professional organizer, where we should start when beginning to declutter, and how decluttering in midlife might look a little different. LINKS IN EPISODE:Episode Transcript

Tasha and Jessica discuss how to build routines that actually fit your life instead of forcing yourself into systems that don’t match your personality or rhythms.LINKS IN EPISODE:Sketchy Plans and a Shot of Whiskey by Jessica EvansSketch Planning Basics ecourseEpisode Synopsis

After big bursts of motivation, such as the GOHQ virtual conference, many people struggle to keep their homes clutter-free. Katie emphasizes that clutter is normal, not a personal failure. She recalls being overwhelmed as a young mom and realizing that quick-fix methods didn’t address why clutter kept coming back.LINKS IN EPISODE:Episode Transcript

 In today’s podcast, Tasha welcomes Laura from the Get Organized HQ YouTube channel. EPISODE LINKSEpisode Transcript

Tasha and Lisa talk about how digital clutter feels harder than physical clutter. Lisa explains that, with something like a kitchen drawer, you generally know where things go. But with digital stuff, like your downloads folder, it’s not so obvious. It’s harder to make decisions because digital files are often a mix of everything.Links in EpisodeEpisode Synopsis

In this episode of the Get Organized HQ podcast, Tasha chats with Amy Cross of The Cross Legacy who is known for her expert produce-storing tips and grocery budgeting.

Come and sit down with Tasha and Tracy as they work through some of the most commonly asked organizing questions such as, "What do I do with paper clutter?" "My space is small, how do I organize it?" and "How do I let go of items that have been gifted to me?"