Moore Organized Living, LLC

06/01/2026

🍽️ Kitchen organization day! 🍽️

A little categorizing goes a long way. ✨ When everything has a designated home, you can actually see what you have, avoid buying duplicates, and keep your kitchen running smoothly. 🙌

📦 Every item needs a home.👀 If it’s not in its home, you don’t have it!

Simple systems = less stress and more savings.

05/14/2026

🌟 Tired of hearing “Mom, I can’t find my uniform!”? 😅

Create a grab-and-go system by keeping the entire sports uniform together — jersey, shorts, socks, and all. Hang it as a set or dedicate one drawer spot per kid. Simple systems make busy sports nights so much easier! 🏀⚾️ 🏈 🥍 ⚽️

04/12/2026

First phase of the basement is DONE 🙌

Mental burnout is REAL when organizing.
Every single item takes a decision:
Keep it? Get rid of it?
Do I actually use this?
Would I buy it again?
Or would I rather have the space?

That decision fatigue adds up fast.

Reminder: it’s okay to go in phases.
You don’t have to do it all at once to make progress.

As long as you’re maintaining what you’ve done and continuing toward your goal — you’re winning. 💪

Progress over perfection, always.

04/08/2026

04/08/2026

I just finished organizing a main entrance/laundry space.

✔️ Shoes finally have a home
✔️ Backpacks & jackets aren’t piled everywhere
✔️ Laundry is actually manageable now

The biggest game changer?
Decluttering FIRST. Not bins. Not baskets. Just getting rid of what we don’t use.

Then I gave everything a simple, functional place — nothing fancy, just practical.

It feels calmer, cleaner, and way less stressful walking in the door now.

If your entry/laundry space feels chaotic, start small:
• Clear it out
• Keep only what you use daily
• THEN organize

You don’t need a Pinterest-perfect space — you just need one that works for your family 💛

03/31/2026

🐰 Real-Life Mom Hack for Easter Egg Hunts:

Skip the chaos… go color-coded 🥚🌈

Each kid gets their own egg color — and suddenly:
✔ No fighting
✔ No comparing
✔ No tears

Just grab-your-color and go!

💡 Bonus mom win:
You can hide eggs strategically — easy ones for the littles, harder ones for the big kids 👏

📍 Already stuffed the eggs?
No problem — divide and conquer!
Give each child their own zone (room, yard section, etc.) or number amount and let them loose 🏃‍♀️

Less stress for you. More fun for them. That’s the goal, right? 😅

Who’s team “organized egg hunt” this year? 🙋‍♀️🥚

03/30/2026

🛑 Before you run out and buy bins… pause.

The first step to getting your house organized is NOT buying containers — it’s decluttering.

Let go of the things you don’t use, forgot you even had, or simply don’t have space for anymore.

Putting clutter into bins doesn’t solve the problem — it just hides it.

Declutter first. Then be 🧠 mindful about what you bring back in.

02/06/2026

⭐️Another basement organized ✔️
When everything has a place, you actually know what you have — and use it.
Less clutter, less stress, more function.

01/13/2026

🫣Fun Facts & Percentages About Household Items 🏡

📍We use only about 20% of the items in our homes regularly (the classic 80/20 rule).
📍80% of clutter comes from items we don’t use but keep “just in case.”
📍The average household has 300,000 items (including paper, decor, clothes, toys, etc.).
📍Americans wear only 18–25% of their wardrobe on a consistent basis.
📍1 in 3 people say clutter makes them feel stressed or overwhelmed.
📍Items stored in basements are 3x more likely to never be used again.
📍If you haven’t used something in 12 months, there’s a high chance you never will.
📍Duplicates make up 10–15% of what’s kept in storage areas.
📍Organized homes can save up to 1 hour a day looking for lost items.
📍People are more likely to buy duplicates when storage areas are cluttered.

12/29/2025

Organized a basement ✔️
Starting the new year off right ✨
Small wins, big peace of mind.