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058: How to Organize a Disorganized Family

058: How to Organize a Disorganized Family

The secret to organizing a disorganized family has nothing to do with more bins and baskets. The secret is actually simple, painless and free.

Have yourself a disorganized household?

No judgement here. I’ve got one, too.

June Doran is a blogger, homeschooler + mom of 5 who argues that, if you want to get tidy, the answer *isn’t* to purchase additional bins + baskets. Indeed, the best way to organize a disorganized family is simple, painless + free.

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  1. That was a great podcast! The perfect length and June gave the most balanced answers I’ve ever heard from a minimalist.

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