What’s your organizing style? Are you a bee, ladybug, cricket, or butterfly? Find out in today’s episode as professional organizer, Cassandra Aarssen explains how to tidy and organize according to your natural organizational style. Cas is a self-proclaimed “recovering super slob” on a mission to help other families who struggle with disorganization and clutter. Join us!Show Highlights:
Cas’s journey to Chief Clutterbug status
Four organizational types, according to how you naturally sort and store your everyday things:
What’s your organizing style? Are you a bee, ladybug, cricket, or butterfly? Find out in today’s episode as professional organizer, Cassandra Aarssen explains how to tidy and organize according to your natural organizational style. Cas is a self-proclaimed “recovering super slob” on a mission to help other families who struggle with disorganization and clutter. Join us!
Show Highlights:
- Cas’s journey to Chief Clutterbug status
- Four organizational types, according to how you naturally sort and store your everyday things:
- Butterfly: You are a visual person who wants simple, quick, and easy organizational systems.
- Bee: You love visual and organizational abundance and are meticulous and detail-oriented, preferring to see your everyday items instead of hiding them away.
- Cricket: You love visual simplicity and organizational abundance, wanting to hide items out of sight, but you are detail-oriented and methodical.
- Ladybug: You love visual and organizational simplicity and prefer all your items hidden out of view with fast, easy solutions.
- Find your balance between wanting to put things away easily and wanting to find things easily. (You can’t have it both ways!)
- Parenting challenges in helping your kids learn to organize
- Cas’s best organizing advice for butterflies: Use plastic bins, baskets, buckets, and labels.
- Consider your “valuable real estate” from waist to eye level.
- Establish a “drop zone” in your home.
- Best tips from Cas and KC for keeping and organizing all the kids’ papers and artwork
- Cas’s best organizing advice for bees: Use clear, stacking bins and pegboards for meticulous organization. (Fun fact: Most hoarders are actually bees!)
- Cas’s best organizing advice for crickets: Use lots of styles for traditional organization.
- Cas’s best organizing advice for ladybugs: Use drawer dividers, bins, and baskets (with no lids).
Resources and Links:
Connect with Cas: Website (and Resources)
Preorder my new book: Struggle Care Website, Amazon, and Bookshop
Connect with KC: Website, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook
Get KC’s book, How to Keep House While Drowning
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