Instantly Inviting Staging and Design

Feeling overwhelmed by clutter? Try this simple test.

Ask yourself:
• Have I used this in the last 90 days?
• Will I use it in the next 90 days?

If the answer to both is no… it’s time to let it go.

The beauty of this method (made popular by The Minimalists) is that it cuts through guilt and “just in case” thinking. It helps you focus on what you actually use, not what you might someday. It works because it shifts you out of guilt and into reality. And the best part? It still allows for common-sense exceptions. This isn’t about extreme minimalism, it’s about creating space for what truly supports your everyday life.

I’ve noticed that the hardest part of any project is simply starting. But once you take that first step, things move quickly and the sense of progress is incredibly satisfying.

We all have 10 minutes. And if you use it intentionally, you can completely shift how a space feels.

Try one of these quick wins:
✨ Tidy your nightstand — clear the clutter and keep only what you actually use
✨ Reset your freezer — if your fridge is organized, your freezer can be too
✨ Edit your underwear drawer — yes, it counts and yes, it feels amazing
✨ Organize your medicine cabinet — toss expired items and simplify
✨ Contain kids’ art supplies — 10 minutes and you’re done

You don’t need a full Saturday overhaul. You need momentum. Pick one, set a timer and start.
I’m off to organize my medicine cabinet! 🙌