Tired of photos of perfectly organized spaces you know
wouldn't last 5 minutes
in your house?
Or spending days creating the "perfect" system, only to realize it's not sustainable
because... well... kids?
Get real solutions that'll work for YOU
in the middle of the wonderful
chaos and crazy that's real life.
What if there was an organizing and decluttering system
that was tailored to busy moms like you?
I see you, Momma.
You're overwhelmed by clutter, and you need to get organized.
And while you drool over pictures of perfectly organized pantries with matching acrylic bins and fancy labels, you know that's just not practical for your family.
Who has time to transfer granola bars out of a perfectly good box anyway?
Certainly not you.
You wonder about the people posting these pics and giving this advice. Do they know anything about the real-world challenges you face?
Who on earth has a closet with just eight pieces of clothing, all in the same, boring, beige monochrome?
You don't have that. And you don't want it.
Your home isn't a showroom. You live and work and play in it.
You don't want to spend all your time picking up, pretending like the camera crew from Better Homes & Gardens will show up at any moment.
You've got better, more important things to do...
It's easy to have a beautiful, perfectly organized space when professional organizers come to your home, send you away for the afternoon, and have a team of carpenters and a huge budget to work with.
When you're a busy mom with kids whose stuff constantly explodes all over the house? Not so easy.
And while these shows are inspiring, they can also induce So. Much, Guilt. "Why can't I get my act together?" you wonder.
It's not you, Momma. It's the expectations.
Heck, even Marie Kondo admitted that staying neat and tidy was too hard after she had kids...
That’s why I wrote Get Organized This Weekend: A Real-Life System to Organize and Declutter When You Can't Keep a Photoshoot-Ready Home.
Because you deserve a system that's custom-tailored to your needs. No one-size-fits-all approach. No rigid systems that are impossible to maintain.
A system that recognizes that the best-laid plans fall apart unless everyone is on board, and what to do about it.
Get Organized This Weekend shows you:
- How to organize and declutter your home in a way that works for you.
- How to utilize short amounts of time that are ideal for busy moms.
- How to work with the needs, capabilities, and habits of everyone in your home.
- How to embrace imperfection, trust yourself, and let go of performance guilt.
In this ebook, you also get:
- The A.C.T. System for organizing and decluttering your home
- The difference between minimalism (no thanks) and simplicity (yes please!)
- Busy Mom Hacks to adapt the system to fit your unique needs
- Secrets of the Pros: Simple Solutions to Common Organizing Challenges
- 10 Commandments of Chronic Clutterers
- Strategies for Sentimental Items
Meet the Author
Hi, I’m Holly Doherty.
I’m a confidence and self-worth mentor who specializes in helping women end imposter syndrome, deal with the emotional baggage that makes them feel “Not Good Enough,” and stop the self-doubt that makes them feel stuck so they can be themselves in their life and business.
When I had one toddler and a part-time job, it was easy to keep a tidy, organized home. But add in a busy coaching practice and a second child (both of them are neurospicy and have special needs), and things became much more difficult.
I realized that most approaches and expectations for organizing made for beautiful reveals and "after" photos, but they just aren't practical for most busy moms.
And the more I helped my coaching clients to know their worth and be more confident, I saw that many of my clients find that chronic clutter is not only a cause of low self-esteem, stress, and worry, but also a symptom of it.
When you doubt yourself, you doubt your ability to make good decisions.
And most clutter stems from a series of delayed decisions.
So, they don't trust themselves to make good decisions. ("What if I really need this later? What if I regret letting it go?") So the clutter accumulates. Then they feel worse about themselves, and doubt themselves more.
It's a vicious cycle!
The good news is that you can interrupt this cycle at any time. And the best way to interrupt it is to take action.
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