by Star Hansen | Nov 11, 2021 | Beyond Clutter, Home Organization, Lifestyle Organizing, Organizing Obstacles, Organizing Tips
At 5am this morning, my Dad drove me to the airport. (Yep…he totally wins Dad of the year for that one!) Coffee in hand, braving the empty streets of Tucson, he asked why I’m going to Boston for the next few months. “I’m creating the most important class...
by Star Hansen | Nov 11, 2021 | Beyond Clutter, Home Organization, Lifestyle Organizing, Organizing Obstacles, Organizing Tips
Can a single object change the course of your life? Not make you happy for the day or the week but really, truly change your life forever. I can say with 100% certainty that the answer is…YES!!! If you watched my TEDx talk, you’re no stranger to the teacup story. If...
by Star Hansen | Nov 11, 2021 | Beyond Clutter, Home Organization, Lifestyle Organizing, Organizing Obstacles, Organizing Tips
I was under the covers, scrolling Instagram this morning, when I came across a quote by UPenn Positive Psych Instructor Cory Muscara. He said: “Some of the greatest pain we experience comes from resisting the pain we’re experiencing.” In the post, he talks about...
by Star Hansen | Nov 11, 2021 | Beyond Clutter, Home Organization, Lifestyle Organizing, Organizing Obstacles
Clutter is a delayed decision, right? Not so much! Well, maybe sometimes it is. But definitely not all the time. I know that the concept of “delayed decisions” is one of the main clutter narratives going around. And it’s not, NOT true…but it’s also not the full truth....
by Star Hansen | Oct 26, 2021 | Beyond Clutter
It’s not your job to feel ashamed or guilty when they don’t understand you. It’s your job to understand you and to advocate for who you are and what you need. Your clutter, your ADHD diagnosis, your incomplete task lists, your goal weight, that extra glass of wine at...
by Star Hansen | May 3, 2021 | Beyond Clutter, Lifestyle Organizing, Organizing Tips
Grace feels horrible every time she walks into her office. Piles of paper, stacks of books, and random bags of “stuff” cover almost every surface and trail onto the floor. Each time she walks in, it feels like someone is poking her, saying, “You still haven’t done...
