
2026: The year you FINALLY conquer the clutter for good.
At a 20% discount!
OK, the piles are higher than ever. You can’t see the top of your desk. And you haven’t been able to vacuum the dining room floor for a year because it’s covered with stacks of boxes.
After a while the clutter becomes part of the landscape of your home or office. But it never quite lets go of your psyche.
- Guilt shows up: “I should be decluttering every single day – why don’t I?”
- Shame sneaks in, too: “OMG, I am the worse slob in history.”
- Despair keeps you stuck: “I hate all this paper. I hate myself. I don’t know where to start, so I’ll do nothing at all.”
- Even negotiation is a fantasy: “Fine, I give up! I’ll just live like this the rest of my life!”
No, you won’t. Not happily, anyway.
At some point a teeny bit of optimism will invade that brilliant ADHD brain of yours and you’ll look for some help. Again. Hoping beyond hope that THIS TIME it might actually work.
You’re in the right place, my ADHD friend. Get Organized is different from other programs. Really different.
A note from Linda…
I know disorganization personally.
My ADHD organizing started early — that’s a photo of me as a baby pulling folded clothes out of drawers. Over the years I’ve had beautifully decluttered days… followed by re-cluttered days of regret.
I’m actually very good at organizing.
Maintaining it? That’s the hard part.
When I was diagnosed with ADHD, I finally understood why piles of clothes, papers, and “stuff I didn’t know what to do with” kept coming back. Knowledge alone didn’t fix it. Hiring a professional organizer helped — but only when I had an appointment to work.
That’s the insight behind Get Organized: specific, scheduled, real-time appointments to organize together with professional support if (when) you get stuck.
I’m not a professional organizer — I’ve been called a professional dis-organizer.
But I am an ADHD woman and coach who understands the emotional and practical reality of clutter. And now I have ADHD-friendly decluttering and organizing principles that work. If they work for MY ADHD brain, I suspect they will work for yours.
Join me if the time is right.












My disorganizing days started early…