Lauren Conrad home organizes with Joanna Teplin & Clea Shearer on ‘Asking For A Friend’

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The Sanctuary Organized

There’s a limit to the amount of chaos that one can handle in their lives, there’s chaos at work, our personal lives, in our family, and even friends at times who don’t know when to draw the limit with someone’s boundaries, but there’s always our home, and something as little as our room if that’s all we got where there’s total control of the space, you can build, organize, and canvas your four walls however you want, and it’s not all that hard if you listen to Lauren Conrad’s guest today who are Joanna Teplin and Clea Shearer on “Asking For A Friend”.

Coming from their baby that’s The Home Edit, home organization is big, it creates clarity in one’s mind, and opens all possibilities of designing one’s room to be chic and elegant, but the first step to a major home organization project is start out small, because if you alone try to organize your home all at once, then it’s gonna end miserably by giving up at midpoint, it’s highly recommended you take on one task at a time, like organizing a piece of space first because it’s easier on the mind, and motivates you to take on something bigger without biting off more than you can chew.

Just like organizing silverware, one can organize their items, clothes, shoes, and such into one place, staying together without getting mixed up with unrelated items, use dividers in places where necessary without taking up valuable space, items finding their own space, storing important documents where it needs to be, siphoning out what’s really worth keeping, and how to properly part with items.

But the most important thing to remember when you are organizing your home space is that your home cannot be more than 80 percent full.

Daniel Quintanilla