Organizing That Fits YOU: Personality-Based Decluttering with Tara Bremer (Ep 254)

In this episode, Deanna chats with Tara Bremer, founder of House Peace, about using psychology to manage clutter, reduce stress, and create personalized organizing systems. Learn how to involve your family, build resilience, and maintain a clutter-free home with simple, sustainable strategies.****************Resources Mentioned (some may be affiliate and sponsor links - thanks for supporting the show at no extra cost to you): Check out my favorite tools & resources Mirrors mentioned: https://amzn.to/42WaEyu & https://amzn.to/4jkmQyG For 10% off your order, go to https://pestie.com/wannabe Head to http://lumen.me/WANNA for 15% off your purchase. Connect with Tara Bremer Instagram Tara’s Website Follow Deanna Yates, the host of Wannabe Clutter Free on: Instagram Facebook Website Podcast ****************In this episode of the Wannabe Clutter Free podcast, host Deanna Yates sits down with Tara Bremer, founder and CEO of House Peace, to talk about how to organize your life and build resilience amid the chaos of daily life. With a background in counseling and psychology, Tara offers a fresh, compassionate perspective on why traditional organizing advice doesn’t work for everyone—and how to create systems that actually fit your lifestyle and personality.Together, they explore practical, psychology-driven strategies to help busy moms manage clutter, reduce stress, and bring more peace into their homes. You’ll learn how to tailor your organizing approach to your strengths, involve your family (even your kids!), and develop sustainable habits that don’t rely on perfection.Whether you’re constantly juggling a million responsibilities or just craving more breathing room in your home and schedule, this episode is packed with relatable advice and realistic tips you can implement right away.In this episode, you’ll discover:1. Organizing strategies for different personality types2. How to create sustainable systems (even with a busy family)3. Using visual cues, body doubling, and small habits to maintain order4. Tips for involving children in dec