Ever looked around your house and thought, "How did it get like this? I used to have it all together"? You are not alone, and according to this week's guest, that mess is not a character flaw. It is a sign your life has outgrown your system. And that is fixable.

Angie sits down with Tia Toso, founder of Room for Serenity, a home organizing service in the Twin Cities. Tia isn't the kind of organizer who swoops in, makes everything pretty, and leaves you with a bin system you will never maintain. As a mom herself, she coaches families through the decisions so the change actually sticks.

In this episode you will learn why there is no quick hack to organizing when you have kids, how to organize for function instead of for the perfect Instagram shelf, how to get your spouse and kids genuinely on board, and a low-pressure way to declutter a little at a time. Most of all, Tia reframes the guilt and shame so many of us carry, reminding us we were built to live in community, not to handle it all alone.

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Connect with Tia:
https://www.roomforserenity.com/book-free-consult
http://instagram.com/room_for_serenity
http://www.linkedin.com/company/roomforserenity

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