10 Organization Mistakes Most People Make 

When I was decluttering 'big time' I took digital pictures of unused sentimental items. I also prayed over all items...that the next 'steward of my stuff' will be blessed & have a happy life. Doing these 2 things made & still makes letting go a breeze! ♡

“Doom boxes”….what a great description!

I have *definitely* done a lot of organizing clutter. I look at a mess and ask myself, “How can I contain this?” instead of, “Which of these items do I need to keep?” 😂 I am a champion at skipping steps.

My mom is a very healthy 87 year. She strictly believes that she can’t let go of anything because she paid money for it. Every surface in her house is used for some type of storage for something. She truly believes she needs everything! She’s one very stubborn woman. She’s even saved all her money and won’t spend a dime for any upgrades for her home. Her home is well maintained and her large yard is gorgeous all due to her hard work. She’s an amazing woman with a lot of stuff. I’m very fortunate in so many ways. I’m grateful for her and just let her be.

I recently watched a short from someone I never saw before but I liked what she said. She said if you’re trying to declutter don’t ask “Do I need it?” because anyone can find a reason why they need things and justify reasons to keep things. She said to ask yourself, “Can I live without it?” That made a lot more sense to me. Her logic mixed with what you do would work great together. Now if I can only get through my freeze response from my PTSD. 😢

Royal Caribbean!!!! Lots of adventures ON the ship!!!!!!!!!! It’s in the middle!!! I think you’ll love it and the kids too!!

I live with a bunch of seniors in an appartement building. I love it. It is calm and quiet. There are also younger people, but you have to be at least 30 when you want to live here. I am 51, so I am in between. I live alone and I am quit a neatfreak. I hate it when stuff is everywhere and chaos is all around. Because I live alone, there is nobody who makes a mess. Handydandy. I use baskets, because they are pretty. Irma from the Netherlands

Cass, you truly are funny. I get the "adult" cruise issue. We moved to an "active 55 community". I was 65 and fairly active. I don't run but I do like to do things. Well, it was early winter so no one was outside really and when spring came, all you saw were walkers and wheelchairs. All the "clubs" were knitting or sitting exercising. Not at all what I thought "active 55" meant! Good luck with your cruise. I have never been and really don't have any desire to go. I am not an eater, don't stay up late, don't like crowds, don't drink. I like to WALK on the beach and be alone. I also have a fear of being on a ship and everyone is sick.

Storage bins do not have to be expensive. Free boxes are available from the P.O. While still flat, I covered them in Contact paper from DT. The long, skinny boxes cut in half are the perfect width for canned and bottled groceries in my pantry and keep stacked cans from falling over. I have bought photo storage boxes or clear plastic shoe boxes when on sale for $2.50 each. I LOVE my china cabinet just for pretty things to look at--memories of mine, Mom's and Grandma's. Anything else can be done differently, but don't change my china cabinet! It makes me feel good to look at it, so serves an important purpose.

Fantastic Video. I took notes and came here to ask which was the 10th because I only had 9 and then realized I mis-numbered and I actually had 10, haha. So since I already typed these out I'll leave it for other people in case they didn't take notes. 10 Organizing Mistakes: 1 Band-aid Solutions 2 Never store low traffic items in high traffic areas 3 Not creating Zones in room 4 Not using Containers to contain stuff 5 Buying Specialty or Colored Containers 6 Having Doom boxes (big tub boxes) 7 Not having Homes for Temporary items 8 Focusing on Look over Function 9 Filling up all spaces 100% 10 Not re-evaluating our spaces often enough

Royal Caribbean! Very kid friendly! We took our four kids ages 6-16 in January on Royal Caribbean and had the best time! So many activities!!

Royal Caribbean sounds like the right balance for your next cruise 🙂 Carnival is the party boat and Princess is the senior version 😉

I'm trying to catch myself before I decide I need containers to store stuff, when what I need to do is get rid of stuff that I shouldn't be storing in the first place!

My husband and I went on a cruise and we enjoyed ourselves but neither of us ever have the desire to do it again. We discovered all-inclusive resorts and love them! That way, if you feel like laying by the pool, you can, but there’s always nightly entertainment and tons of excursions to go on. You can do so many different things, or nothing at all! Some resorts are child friendly and some are adults only. We are sold on that type of vacation! Check some out- maybe they would fit you and your family better than a cruise! 🤷‍♀️😊

Another home run, Cass! Thanks for cheering us on and pointing the way.

Another container I use is acrylic turntables. Good for under sinks, refrigerators, shelves in closets and kitchen cabinets. Love them. Cruises freak me out.

A Disney cruise is the best! I can help you plan it!

I love to travel with seniors, makes me feel young (59), don't do cruises but travel with tourbuss to different places (plenty to see and do)😅

Thank you for your wonderful organizing videos. I’m hooked on them! I moved into a rental apt 6 yrs ago after 40 years in a home, and have been trying to figure out how to stick with purging, sorting, and organizing ever since. 4 yrs ago I started sorting my piles of paperwork, but had a devastating loss, so now the piles just keep on growing. Last year I made a big dent with my clothes, but got sidetracked with long term flu-like symptoms. With 40+ yrs of paperwork, clothes, jewelry, kitchen pantry, fridge/freezer, dishes, cookware; bathroom toiletries, medicine, first aid, hair, skin, makeup, laundry room, combination guest room/music room/study/catch-all room; and a garage full of boxes & tubs full of stuff all screaming at me, my 71 yr old ADHD brain is overwhelmed. I want to begin (again) and I’m tempted to start with paperwork since I’m afraid if anything happened to me, no one could find anything. I heard one of your guests say it can take 3 years to declutter and organize an entire home and this actually gives me hope. I lose steam by the afternoon, but if I can start & stay focused in the mornings, I’m hoping I can get through the paperwork part. It feels like lions and tigers and bears, OH MY!!!

8:50 Those big totes are actually my favorite organizing bins ♥ The thing is, you've gotta use them right. You touched on the primary mistake in your critique of how they're usually used: they can't house multiple types of things. They have to be specific. In my case, I use them for craft supplies, and each individual bin is for a specific category of supply, i.e. fabric, embellishments, paper craft supplies, wood pieces, etc. And they should always be LABELED with that category on the side of the bin. Beyond that, to keep things organized within each bin, I find that zip bags are the best way to go (either 1 gallon or 2.5 gallon, depending on what you're storing). Zip bags can be labeled easily, and they're flexible (unlike plastic storage containers), which means that as long as what you're storing isn't susceptible to "squish" damage, you can fit a lot of them in a given bin. If you follow the 20% rule (13:41), you can usually find what you want by rummaging around. But even if the bin is so full you have to pour everything out to find what you're looking for, since everything's contained in zip bags, you can just toss them right back in. They don't have to be in any kind of "order," just related to the bin's overarching category. TL;DR You can totally use big bins effectively, but you need to be thoughtful and purposeful about using them. They can't just become catch-all's.

Disney cruises are amazing. I had so much fun. They do a great job offering activities for all ages.

This was a really good video, because it took a step beyond decluttering to talk about organization systems that work to make your life function better. Not Zoning was a very good point; yes in kitchens where dishes should be near the dishwasher and sink and things you need to cook with should be near the stove. You add a video a month ago about "Friction", where you talked about organizing so one removes the obstacles to accomplishing a task. I wanted to exercise more and also be more regular about grooming the dogs, but setting up and taking down for both activities in the same space caused me to not be as consistent at either one! So I zoned a downstairs room for exercising only, with the treadmill set up, and the gym mats in front of the TV with the DVD players. And I moved the dog grooming out to a zone of the garage, ALSO setup all the time. The garage space required me to organize the other part of the garage, and yes, some paint cans had to go to get that done! So not zoning is a big mistake to functional organizing. But for beauty organizing, it also looks better, to! Thanks.

I have only been on one cruise, it was an Alaskan cruise. It was awesome! What I like about cruises is that you keep your stuff in one place and each night you move to a new place and then get off the boat and explore. It was peaceful, so interesting and I loved it.

You’re brilliant Cas!❤ I love the way you train us into rethinking our space. I’ve learned SO MUCH from you. As a tidy Cricket, zoning really was a game changer for me. It was a revelation to store coffee, tea, and mugs together instead of all the dishes together. I love how you shifted my thinking and adapting it all over the home. BIG HUGS ❤❤❤❤

Cas, the way you deliver your organizing tips is so entertaining that even the most OCD minimalist would watch your videos to the end... and your description of cruises had me suppressing laughter since my husband is already asleep!

Thanks for all your great videos, Cas! I paused this video briefly in order to go to the mailbox to get my coiled bracelets and key tags that were literally just delivered. I loved your suggestion about planning for the day and then wearing a bracelet for each of the top 3 tasks for the day. I'm selling my house and moving in about 2 months, and I'm feeling overwhelmed. Your bracelet suggestion will keep me focused from going off on tangents. For me, I find that putting tasks in writing takes the whirling tornado out of my head and turns it into a road map. I am so grateful for you, Cas!!!

I don’t know about cruises. But I do know that your videos are amazing. A lot of people don’t realize they have to go through all the storage, thank you for sharing these videos. You have such great talent 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵

Retirees who cruise have more disposable income than most people with small children. So, that's a fact of life. My mother took me and my 3 school age kids on a 5 day/4 night cruise after we were all in a major car accident a number of years ago, as part of the whole healing process. (And also because we all could have died and she wanted us to do something special together.) It was lovely. The kids ran all over the ship and called us to say where they were and where they were going next. We left from LA and went to San Diego, Catalina Island, Ensenada Mexico, and back to LA. (The day after Catalina is spent at sea.) We finished off with a couple of days at Disneyland. There were only a few other kids on board, true, but they made friends quickly and hung out with them a lot. We went shopping together on Catalina and took a glass bottom boat excursion, as well as going into Ensenada together but a lot of the time was just quiet, recharging time for my mother and for me. The kids mostly entertained themselves. Disney was where the focus was really on them. It was great. I'm glad we did it. My then-teen (youngest kid) and I were scheduled to take a Caribbean cruise at the end of March 2020. You know what happened with that, right? We ended up getting a Covid puppy instead, as a sort of consolation prize. My daughter is now 21, married, and just had a baby. We won't be cruising together any time soon. If I were to take a cruise now, I think it would be an Alaska one, especially as I live in Vancouver!

I wish you had this broken into chapters for each of the 10. The content is soooo good! Just when I thought I knew everything lol! Along you come with insight! Thank you 🙏🏽

Hi Cas, go on, Carnival Cruise Line. There are many activities and all ages. By the way, I love your videos, and I am doing my best to learn to declutter. Blessings, Elaine 😊

Oh man watching you has helped me realize I’m not a complete slob. I have been in a stage 4 house for a year. I recently bought a fixer upper, and I’ve been living overwhelmed with fixing it, working, and trying to keep things clean. So thank you! I’ve found and made systems that work better for me! I just really want to make sure you know you’re changing lives!!

Ty for asking the cruise question, it's on my bucket list and I definitely need to find something in the middle too, if I save up to finally get to go on a cruise and wind up watching loveboat reruns with everybodys Nanas I'm gonna cry. I'm a caregiver and love the elderly, but still, no.

Thanks for the hints, Cas! I love your tips. BTW, building piles, of which I'm guilty, there is a saying where I live (translated from regional dialect): "The devil will always shit on the largest pile." I have struggled a lot on defining the zones in my apartment. Yes, there is one hint I took from Jennifer on the channel "How to ADHD", a video that made me divide my available space into zones. My demise is a set of interests, like knitting, crocheting, beading, papercrafting/scrapbooking/card-making, watercoloring, and embroidery. D'ya have a hunch? Jennifer's video told me about he "point of performance". Where am I doing the craft most of the time? That's where your supplies are supposed to be stored close by. I love knitting, crocheting, and embroidery in my comfy TV chair. Close to the chair is the storage of all the supplies I need for those interests. Card-making and scrapbooking have a shared zone, where the supplies are only a step away from where I need them. Easy access and easy clean-up. Oops, wait, where do you store your machines (die-cutting, paper-trimmer, stamping platform, laminator (or foiling machine))? I have a rack on casters for those, which is easy to move to my work-station. or back into its corner. In the meantime I also have a "landing zone", a place where I put the mail, opened, of course, (invoices, letters, etc). Where I live on this planet I no longer need a car. Taxis and public transportation do the trick, so my key-ring is small, one for my apartment and one for the mail-box. Yet, I'm far from finished with organizing. I see a light at the end of the tunnel, though. Again, Cas, you're one of my supports on YT.

I cruised Royal Caribbean and loved it! People of all ages were aboard.

Thank you for saying that you also have reorganized your spaces more times than you can count lol. That is totally ME!! And I love organizing and couldn't figure out what was wrong with me lol.

One cruise for me was one too many! Never again. Way too cramped, crowded, and motion sickness is no fun at all. I could not wait to get off that boat!! You are right about macro organizing in bit tubs. I do that but only when I can fill it with like items, such as bulky craft supplies. Good tips!

Holland America is very "old people", but I am old, so I liked it. 😁 Royal Carribean is my favorite. All ages and great variety of things to do. I would stay away from some lines that have "booze cruise" repitations. Thank you for the video, great as always

There are no cruise suggestions here, but always learn so much from your videos.

The before and after images are cleansing my soul ❤

Good morning, bravo on this video ❤❤. I’m in the middle of a huge home purge and reorganizing . I’ve learned there is no way to organize clutter and don’t put non essential items in a high traffic space. I’m loving the results and thank you for these amazing ideas !!

This video really solidifies the realization that I finally came to like a month or 2 ago. I've been wanting to put my things into their families (like items) but then seeing you do it.... Putting things in their "zones" really hit the nail on the head for me. Can't wait to start utilizing the information I learned watching this. Thank you!

lol! We did a princess cruise in my early 20s and loved it. 😂 guess I’m “old” at heart

Check out the Norwegian Encore. Two water slides, go carts, arcade, kids aqua park, casino, virtual reality pavillion, teen club, video arcade, open air laser tag, thermal suite.

Our one and only cruise experience was to Alaska for my in-laws’ 50th anniversary with the whole family. It was a good mix of activity on the ship (RC Ovation of the Seas) and excursions. Our kids (ages 7 to 16 at the time) loved the cool activities on the ship - iFly, rock climbing, North Star, Flowrider and unlimited soft serve cones. :) I liked the excursions more than being on the ship, but the whole experience was such a gift. Within a month, my MIL was diagnosed with cancer, within 9 Covid had shut the border, and within 16 she passed away. My takeaway was to spend time with the ones you love and don’t take it for granted.

I create containers. My husband empties it and puts things down somewhere. He's horribly disorganized. So he sets up his own system and does the same thing. I greatly limit stuff that comes in. Mail gets sorted and tossed into my paper recycling bag. It helps. Limiting the clothes I wear helps, too. I have very few ingredients in my household cleaners, so 3 bottles is more accurate in my house. We took a dinner cruise for our 30th wedding anniversary. It was fun, and we'd love to do it again. They had a lovely buffet and dancing. The singer was a local girl. I'm 58 and can do the things, too.

We used to go on Royal Caribbean, they had camp for the young ones, teen activities for the older ones including a teen night club and lots to do. I assume they are still like that since their ships are getting bigger with more fun things to do.

I just hired a professional organizer and she always talks about defining each space and giving it a name. The whole family should know what I mean when I say the "baking drawer" and, by naming it, I'm already limiting what goes in it. It's been really great for me. Each cubby, drawer, and shelf is defined by its name and purpose. My laundry room is also a mud room and baby changing Station. It becomes a drop zone for everything. But we defined each space, decluttered, got the right containers, and VOILA! The space functions now!

We took our kids (when they were 19, 10, 8 & 6) on a Norwegian cruise to Alaska. It was wonderful for all of us. The kids club had a ton of activities for the kids that we could check them into while out at sea. They loved it and I loved that they were kept busy by a background- checked, fun and loving crew!

I’m obsessive about organizing and decluttering, but when we bought our current house here in Maine, I was totally intimidated by my kitchen. I’ve always had a large kitchen with a ton of storage. This small house has about 7x12 feet of floor space, and a couple of semicircle cabinets, not well thought out when it was built. But since we bought this house for other reasons than the kitchen 🤣, I really had to find some way to zone this tiny space, still keep the minimalistic feel, and be functional for my baking and cooking addiction. Thank you for so many of your ideas and thoughts on this matter because after living here for 6 months, I was able to really think it out properly. But, I decided to not make big changes for a few months, just to figure out what my new kitchen habits would be in this house. Last week, I ordered and received the bins I needed, organized each cabinet for my “zones”, and this tiny kitchen is now my FAVORITE kitchen I’ve ever had. Thank you so much. PS - I even have empty space on some shelves, and counters are almost clear. I’m giddy!

I love your videos. This one is a helpful reminder for me right now. I have been putting off organizing my kitchen pantry and needed this!

Oh thank you so much. I’m trying my best to Declutter & get overwhelmed real quick! Thanks for your suggestions. They really do help!!

Thank you so much Cass !!! I think that I need you to help me. LOVE, LOVE your videos. I need to watch and rewatch them....and I do

Go on a Disney cruise. It’s fun for everyone of all ages. I promise you’ll all love it!!!

I always look forward to your videos. They are so helpful.

Thank you Cass!! Your insights have helped me take my house to the next level. So appreciative! I never miss a video or podcast.

I’m not finished watching this video yet, but I just had to comment that this is so good. I have been watching you for a while now but for whatever reason this seems totally new and fresh way of looking at things. Thank you so much for all you do. I really see this making a difference already as I’m thinking about what I can do about where I place my bills.

Your thoughts and reflections resonate a lot with me. Thank you. ❤

I've never been on a cruise, but I have enjoyed your video. So much helpful information. Thanks.

Cas, thank you for your enthusiasm 😊 You are so entertaining to watch, and you make what seems to be a daunting task, manageable 💛

This was so good! It's not the same mistakes that are predictable and everyone talks about. I learned something new!

Here’s me literally watching the Love boat before I put this video on. LOL. Enjoy the day.

Loved it

Labeling those containers is my key, both to remind myself what’s in there and to ‘hopefully’ get items put away in to correct space.

I’ve really been interested in making a big life change and becoming a home organizer but I really didn’t think I’d be really good at it because my home isn’t perfectly organized. But hearing you say that you still struggle with perfect organization makes me feel like it’s still possible. Excellent tips!!!

A cruise is my idea of a nightmare. It is a floating boat full of a city full of strangers all competing for the same resources. Kinda like "Survivor at Sea.". I don't need organized activities, I am a self starter. I don't need to pay for a cruise to get a massage or attend a seminar. Just not my cup of tea or coffee. Affluent seniors go on cruises because they are the demographic who can afford them. They are the last generation with pension plans instead of 401Ks.

Thank you for this video. I loved the info on container sizes. I am working on a craft/ gaming/study/temporary catch-all. 🤣

I've been a long long-time subscriber and I've not been watching a ton of your videos recently. This video came up on my feed today and I think it is a reminder to get my junk together. Or start getting rid of it. Most of my spaces function, but there is still "incomplete assignments" sitting everywhere. Projects I have to finish and tidy up. I am a homesteader who love wild medicinals. This means that I have leaves laying out to dry on the counter and dining table. I am a paper crafter, so this leads to pieces of projects that need to make it to the studio. I know I have to figure out my weakness in this clutter game and get it under control. I am 56 and I have far too much "schtuff" You inspire me

LOL. I watched this days after picking up totes for my messy bedroom! You hit on my “band-aid”! Additionally, I had two under bed storage boxes (one for each child), that I put all of their school and sports and other memorabilia in. It was super easy to slip those things in once a week. Then, when they were married, the boxes went to their houses.

I always love the endings of your videos!!! You give us some great advice in the first part of your videos more professional but the endings always make me laugh and smile because you and I have the same type of humor. 😂

Been on 15 cruises. Taking granddaughters ( 4,6 & 8) on their 2nd cruise in October. On Carnival. Princess is known for fewer kids and older people. But Princess is the best for Alaska.

Cas!! Good point for mistakes! I put the tea container too high on the shelf and when getting one down, I got hit on the head to bring it down off the shelf and had to find a lower space!! Thanks!! You are the best ever!!

Thanks for the wonderful video! You hit on two interior design ideas I learned "back in the day". One is zones - yes! The other is "form follows function".

You went on one of the oldest cruise lines! For a family, the best one to go with is Royal Caribbean. Don’t pick one of their new monster ships. Choose one like the Freedom of the Seas. You can be as active or relaxed as you want.

Hi Cas and Everyone!!🙋🏻‍♀️

You've taught me a lot over the years! Like I've learned to measure the shelves or spaces to fit the containers and bins into then put the stuff into them bc, like you said, things keep fluctuating. Thank you 😊

Thanks Cass another video that was totally speaking to me. Disney cruises generally have something for all ages and family cruising.

We love Royal Caribbean and Disney. Royal has introduced some new spectacular ships recently that have a ton of activities. My hubby and I are going in one in October. Can’t wait! My kids loved the Disney cruise even as teenagers.

I am 71 and I continue to FAIL FAIL FAIL!! I’ve just decided to throw it away. I have spent the past two years trying to decluttering my house. I have lived here 45 years!! Yes I’ve been decluttering this house for 45 years and I give up.

Thank you for your videos, I have decluttered so much, that I didn't even know I had, and it's been such a huge help, Thanks again.

You’re helping me change my life. You’re helping me get my life back. Thank you!

Another helpful video. I am a who lives with a and clear containers make sense for the both of us. I also need to get off my butt and buy a label maker to help keep us both sane.

Thank you!! I have made soooo many of these organizing mistakes. Grateful that you remind us it is a process. One step at a time... We cruise, but we are older. With kids and cruises, our extended family highly recommend Disney. If you & yours are at all into Disney, so much to do! We usually sail on Norweigen. One of the best kept secrets is to get yourself a spa pass for the duration. It is not crowded and so many nice water therapy things for grownups! Whirlpool, sauna, steam room - there was a snow room on the last ship! On the really large ships (4000+ passengers) they've added recently have amazing on board amenities and tons of activities for kids. (Think racetrack, high wire walks, climbing wall and water slides - not to mention kid zones and kids only "club" activities supervised by crew/activities people.) Add in the "free-style" dinning and the Haven level services, and there are ways to "get away" from the crowds. Thanks again for your videos. Really appreciate all the great ideas.

Thank YOU! A lot of these are going to REALLY help! Off to watch the other video you mentioned!

I'm following your advice and try and get my home functional and ND friendly. I have multiple chronic illnesses so as soon as I crash, my home crashes since I'm apparently the only one that actually keeps up with the clutter. My clean, clutter free home is now a hoarder home again. I feel like I need a home. I have decluttered my closet and went from two stuffed ones to just one with plenty of room. Felt so nice. Being AuDHD is organised chaos. I just need to be more organised, less chaos.

You made me laugh. People with disabilities are usually pegged with seniors. In my younger days this pissed me off to no end. When I was in my 30’s and 40’s I didn’t want to be grouped with seniors. I had different interests… So, I get it.

Disney! Clean and well done. Kid area and adult kid area. Lots to do and see! Art lessons and trivia games actually were family favorites! Thank you for everything.

Great video, as always! You are so inspiring! I am in a decluttering mode. Listening to your podcasts or videos as I throw stuff away. I thank you for the permission to just trash it. I always feel like I should be more thoughtful of things either I or someone has spent money on, but sometimes it just needs to go so I can move through it and on. I would highly recommend a cruise to Alaska. My husband and I love Alaska and have been there several times but always planned our trips on land and on our schedule. Last year, we decided to do a cruise of the Inside Passage starting from Vancouver and ending in Seward, AK. It was our first cruise ever and extremely family-friendly. There were lots of kids (8-18), but not a lot of babies or toddlers. There were older people (grandparents) but I would say a wide range of ages. A lot of family groups. Like the parents, grandparents, and grandchildren. There are tons of excursions at each port, and depending on the ship, there are many activities for adults and children both apart and together. We were on a Royal Carribean cruise, and I would definitely go again.

I just love your personality Cas ♥️🎈🌸

Except for the beach, all cruises sound like hell to me.

Hello! 😊

My goodness what a good video! I've been watching decluttering videos /reading blogs since 2012. Fantastic job

I needed this one, Cas!!! Thank you! There are specialty cruises on smaller ships that are much more focused on going to different locations than getting all the recreation on board. The idea behind the specialty cruises is primarily getting to a destination via ship instead of just staying on a floating resort. How do you find the best ones? I have no idea. But I know they are out there.

Try a Christian themed Cruise

I am so guilty of band aid solutions! I never thought of them that way before but now that I see it, I can control it and not fix the small problem but address the larger issues! Thanks so much for all these great insights!

Great video! I believe in putting everything in containers too. Looks so much better- thanks for these tips today❤

I really enjoy your tips especially when our homes in Singapore are small given that we are an island city country. Your tips are so practical and your sunny personality makes it easier for me to be ruthless without crying or hoarding over items that are no longer functional. Love your functional directions in assisting us to declutter our homes, mind, body and soul too! I watched your videos all the time so that I may constantly evolve our homes to be more liveable or when an area becomes uncomfortably full of crap. By the way, I have never been on a cruise myself because I have very little romance with food and thus the idea of being restrained for feasting and activities is not my cuppa…. Thanks a million!

I’m so glad you posted this! It sounds like I am already doing most of what you suggested. I just need to work with Minimal Mom and purge more. I also need to look at my long term and decide if I really want it. As for cruising, I love it. I would go Disney or Royal Caribbean for kids. I love NCL for Alaska. Smaller boats.

Great video, Cas! Thank you ❤

I am consistently changing and reorganizing and just when I thought I had it...nope, time to try again. You gave me some great tips to try so....I'm going to tackle it once again. Wish me luck!!🤞

Hi Cass!! I saw your magnetic storage containers on your fridge and I just have to say that I have those and love them!!! I just moved into a 640sf home and had to downsize and space save everywhere. These have been a game changer in the kitchen and the bathroom. I have them on my fridge, the side of my microwave, and on the side of my stackable washer dryer set in my bathroom. I love watching you!! Keep the advice coming!