Ready to Stop Hiding the Mess? How to Build Organizing Systems That Free You From Clutter Anxiety and a Home You're Embarrassed to Show Anyone #218

About this episode

Caroline Thor discusses how to manage hidden clutter and create effective organizing systems to alleviate clutter anxiety.

Are you trying to hide clutter in one room while keeping the visible spaces guest ready? Do you panic when someone heads toward the messy bedroom, spare room, garage, or office? Have you wondered why home clutter can carry so much shame? You are not failing because your home has areas that are hard to manage. In this solo episode, I walk you through masking, hidden clutter, and how to create home support that works with your real life. We cover why we hide clutter, including women with adhd, ...

People in this episode

Host: Caroline Thor

Topics covered

• clutter management
• organizing systems
• mental health
• home support
• minimalism

Keywords

• clutter
• organizing
• home anxiety
• minimalist living
• ADHD
• shame
• support systems

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