Does your kitchen feel more like a freeway at rush hour than the heart of your home? You’re not alone—and today we’re fixing that. I’m breaking down how to organize your kitchen and dining room—the busiest spaces in your house—in ways that actually work for your real life. No perfection, no pressure, just practical tips you can use today.Your kitchen and dining room are the heart of your home—but when they’re cluttered and chaotic, it affects your entire day. In this episode of the Fullerton’s Professional Organizing podcast (also on YouTube!), we’ll talk about how to organize high-traffic spaces in ways that are simple, sustainable, and stress-free.I’m sharing tips inspired by:Kendra Adachi (The Lazy Genius) – how to focus on what really matters in your spaceCassandra Aarssen (Clutterbug) – how to set up zones that make sense for your familyDana K. White (A Slob Comes Clean) – how to declutter quickly and make decisionsDawn from The Minimal Mom – how to simplify your stuff and free up spaceWhether you’re dealing with endless counter clutter, a dining table that’s never clear, or a kitchen that feels like it’s working against you, this episode will help you create a flow that works for your real life—not just Instagram photos.Ready for a calmer, clutter-free home?Fullerton’s Professional Organizing helps busy families just like yours create spaces that serve you, not stress you out.📲 Let’s connect:Website: www.fullertonsorganizing.comInstagram: @fullertonsproorganizingFacebook: Fullerton’s Professional OrganizingPinterest: Fullerton’s Organizing IdeasSubscribe for more faith-based, ADHD-friendly organizing tips every week—and don’t forget to leave a review or comment to share what area of your kitchen or dining room you’re tackling first!Kitchen organization tipsDining room declutteringHow to organize high-traffic spacesSimple home organizing hacksADHD-friendly organizingMinimalist kitchen setupDecluttering for busy familiesFullerton’s Professional Organizing#HomeOrganization #KitchenOrganization #DeclutterYourHome #ADHDOrganizing #MinimalMomInspired #LazyGeniusTips #OrganizedLife #FullertonsProfessionalOrganizing
