Black Girls Organize-BGO

04/02/2026

REAL TALK:

STOP buying all these damn bins before you even know what the hell you’re keeping!

Some of my clients will:
❌ Buy bins before they declutter anything
❌ Not count how much stuff they actually have
❌ Not measure the shelf, drawer, or space
❌Buy cute bins that don’t fit their real life
❌Mix random bins that don’t stack or match
❌ Forget what they already bought and buy more
❌ Try to organize categories they haven’t even sorted yet
❌ End up with more containers than actual stuff
Then I show up… and it’s a full bin apocalypse.

DECLUTTER FIRST:
✅Know what you’re keeping.
✅Know where it’s going.
✅THEN we pick the right containers.

Trust me… you’ll thank me later ❤️

03/30/2026

03/27/2026

If you’re tired of organizing the same space over and over… read this.

My "Standard Package" is where real transformation happens.
This is for the space (or spaces) that haven’t worked in YEARS.
Here’s what you get:
✨ 16 organizing hours
✨ 1–3 spaces fully reset
✨Trash and Donations removed daily (no pile-ups)
✨Full product sourcing shopping and returns
✨ Labeled for easy maintenance
💡 Why this matters:
Because organizing isn’t about cleaning.
It’s about creating systems that actually LAST.
This is how you stop starting over every weekend.

03/24/2026

You're a boss at work... but which room in your house makes you feel totally OUT of control at home?

03/20/2026

Behind the scenes.
Just a glimpse of what comes with me to every job.

03/18/2026

Before this… she gave up everything.
Her peace.
Her creative outlet.
Her space.

Terry is a new mom, doing it all on her own. And like so many moms, when her baby came, every room in her home slowly turned into his space.

Her zen room? Gone.
Her guest room? Gone.
Even her crafting space? Turned into a playroom.

And while she wouldn’t change that for anything, she lost a part of herself in the process.

When I walked in, the playroom was doing too much.

No real systems. No safe zones. No space for her.

But what she needed wasn’t just organizing…

She needed permission to exist in her own home again.

So we created a solution that actually supports real life:
✔️ A functional playroom for her son
✔️ A separate, contained craft zone she can close off for safety
✔️ A layout that lets her watch him AND be herself again

When we finished she said:

❤️“I didn’t realize how much I needed this. I can sit, craft and still be right there with my baby and I feel like I have part of my life back.”

Because moms deserve more than just surviving their homes…
they deserve to live in them too 🤍

03/17/2026

4 QUESTIONS I ask before buying ANY organizing product. . .

(If you’re buying bins before doing this… you’re wasting your money.)

Before I buy anything for a space, I run through this every time:

❤️1. What am I storing? ( Content)
Not just “stuff.” Be specific.
Shoes, papers, snacks, tools, jewelry etc.
What you’re storing decides everything.

❤️2. How much/many do I actually have? (Quantity)
If you don’t know the amount, you’ll buy the wrong size every time.
Too small = overflow
Too big = wasted space

❤️3. Where is this going to live? (Placement)
If it doesn’t have a clear home, it’s going to turn into clutter again.
And yes… measure the space.
Because if it doesn’t fit the shelf, the cabinet, or the drawer, it’s not a system, it’s a problem.

❤️4. What material fits this situation? (Container type)
Plastic, wood, glass, metal, paper
This comes LAST, not first.

🔥Most people start with containers.
That’s why their systems don’t last.

🔥This is how I create systems that actually stay organized.

🔥This is the difference between a space that looks organized…
and one that stays organized.

03/17/2026

55 days of walking and I love it❤️❤️❤️

03/05/2026

Thursday vibes ✨

Working on a garage reset today. Garages are one of my favorite spaces because it’s usually the first place people walk through when they come home after a long day.

The kitchen might be the heart of the home for some people, but I’ve always felt like the garage sets the tone when you walk in the door.

It’s the difference between walking into stress or walking into a space that actually supports you.

Most garages don’t have a real system in place and slowly become a catch-all for everything that doesn’t have a home inside the house.

So today we’re creating a system that actually makes sense for how this family lives.

One of the reasons I love organizing garages is because it’s the one place where I consistently hear, “I’ve been looking for that!” Sometimes it’s been months. Sometimes it’s been years.

And my favorite moment is when the client realizes their home can actually support them instead of draining them.

Once a garage is organized, people usually say they never want it to get that way again, and they start being more mindful about what they bring in and where it will live.

If your garage needs this kind of attention, my DMs are always open.