Hi I’m Deseret Baker, and I love to organize.
With all the crazy going on in our lives, something has to give. Let me help you, take the struggle and stress out of organizing your home, and take one thing off your todo list, today.
My Latest Posts
- HOMe Tiny Wins Club
Cooking shouldn’t start with frustration. In this March paid newsletter, we turn your everyday kitchen drawers into a clear, functional tools zone—with a simple project guide, supply checklist, and tiny-win steps that match your real life, not Pinterest. - The No-Shame Way to Reset Mid-Winter
Mid-winter resets don’t need discipline or perfection—they need compassion. This gentle guide shows how to reset your home without shame, pressure, or starting over. Just small, supportive shifts that meet you where you are and help your space feel lighter again. - What a “Loved” Home Actually Looks Like
A loved home isn’t perfect or pristine—it’s supportive, forgiving, and lived in. This post explores what a truly loved home looks like in real life, how tiny wins build comfort over time, and why ease matters more than appearance. - Creating a Personal Reset Corner
You don’t need an entire room to feel calmer. This gentle guide shows how to create a personal reset corner—one small space designed to help your nervous system slow down, rest, and reset. No perfection. Just intentional comfort and tiny wins that support you through real life. - A Calm Bathroom Reset in One Afternoon
You don’t need an entire weekend to reset your bathroom. This gentle, one-afternoon reset focuses on reducing visual noise, supporting daily routines, and creating calm without overwhelm. Just small, intentional shifts that make your bathroom easier to use and easier to maintain. - The Emotional Clutter We Keep (and Why)
Some clutter isn’t physical—it’s emotional. This gentle post explores why we hold on, how emotional clutter affects our homes, and how to create space without pressure or forced letting go. No timelines. No guilt. Just awareness, compassion, and tiny wins that help your home feel lighter. - Linen Closets That Don’t Eat Towels
A linen closet shouldn’t feel like a black hole. This gentle reset shows you how to create simple boundaries, smart categories, and easy-to-maintain systems so towels stop disappearing and daily routines feel smoother. No perfection—just calm, usable storage that actually works. - Bedroom Reset That Supports Better Sleep
Your bedroom should help you rest—not remind you of everything you haven’t done. This gentle bedroom reset focuses on tiny wins that reduce visual noise, soften the space, and support better sleep without pressure or perfection. Just small, intentional shifts that help your body truly unwind. - Organizing as an Act of Self-Respect
Organizing isn’t about perfection—it’s about care. Learn how tiny organizing wins can become acts of self-respect and help your home feel calmer, lighter, and more supportive this winter. - Why Homes Feel Heavier in Winter
If your home feels heavier in winter, you’re not imagining it. More stuff, less light, lower energy—it all adds up. This gentle reset explains why winter spaces feel dense and shows you how to lighten your home without overhauls or pressure. Just small, intentional shifts that bring breathing room, warmth, and relief back into your space. Small changes. Calmer rooms. A lighter season ahead. - What to Let Go of in January (Mentally + Physically)
January doesn’t ask you to become a new person. It asks you to set things down. Not everything needs fixing. Not everything needs improving. Some things just need to be released—quietly, without ceremony. This is a January reset for mind and home, designed to feel lighter, not demanding. - Pantry Reset for Tired Humans
January isn’t about becoming someone new—it’s about setting things down. This gentle reset walks you through what to let go of mentally and physically, without pressure, guilt, or dramatic overhauls. Just small releases that create breathing room, calmer spaces, and a steadier start to the year. Tiny releases. Calmer rooms. A lighter year ahead. Pantry rest for tired humans - Why the Entryway Falls Apart in Winter
Your entryway is not failing you. Winter is just doing what winter does. Snow, slush, boots, backpacks, wet coats, dog leashes, gloves that never match—this space takes the hit every single day. Expecting it to stay tidy without a system built for real winter life is unrealistic. This reset isn’t about making your entryway look perfect. It’s about making it work. - Declutter After the Holidays
January decluttering doesn’t have to mean hard decisions or emotional overwhelm. You can reset your home after the holidays without touching the sentimental stuff—and still create calm, breathing room, and relief. This gentle approach focuses on clearing neutral clutter, restoring flow, and protecting your energy. No memory bins. No guilt. Just tiny wins that help your home feel lighter again—one simple reset at a time. Tiny wins. Calmer rooms. Exactly where you are. - The Daily 5
The Daily 5 / Weekly 20 / Monthly 60 Method The Happy Organized Me System for Tiny Wins & Calmer Rooms This is the rhythm we use at Happy Organized Me when we want a home that feels steady—not perfect, not rigid, and not dependent on motivation. The Daily 5 / Weekly 20 / Monthly 60 Method is a… Read more: The Daily 5 - Weekly Home Reset
If you’ve ever felt like your home only stays calm when you’re constantly cleaning—or completely falls apart when you stop—this method was built for you. The Daily 5 / Weekly 20 / Monthly 60 isn’t about keeping your house perfect. It’s about keeping it livable, steady, and kind to your energy. No marathons. No falling behind. No starting over. Just small, repeatable resets that add up. - One Room in 30 Minutes
You don’t need a free weekend. You don’t need matching bins. You don’t need to feel “ready.” You just need 30 minutes—and permission to start exactly where you are. This reset is for the days when your home feels off but your energy is limited. It’s for real life, real homes, and real humans who want relief without the spiral. - The Gentle January Reset
(No 10-Step Programs Required) This is going to be a good year. Not because you’re going to overhaul your entire house in January. Not because you’ll finally “get it all together.” But because this year, we’re doing things gently, intentionally, and in a way that actually sticks. If January has ever made you feel behind before you even start—this post is for you. - HOMe Tiny Wins ClubPaid Newsletter – January 2026Issue No. 02 – Entryway Reset for Real Life WinterStart the new year with a small, powerful win: a winter-ready entryway that can handle boots, bags, coats, and mail without the daily chaos. Inside this paid issue you’ll get a complete project plan, supply checklist, and a one-page Entryway Reset printable to guide you from start to “ahhh, that’s better.”
- New Year Ready: 3 Tiny Tasks, Big Relief
Between Christmas and New Year? Do these three 20-minute resets—entry, fridge, and linens—and start January calm. Includes a simple checklist + Eat-First labels. - Close the Holiday Loop: Set Up a Returns & Receipts Station (Done in 7 Days)
Close the holiday loop with a simple Returns & Receipts Station—one tote by the door plus a 7-day plan to process returns, exchanges, warranties, and donations. Clear the entry, stop losing money, and feel lighter in a week. - Quick question: which holiday zone is driving you the most crazy right now?Quick question: which holiday zone is driving you the most crazy right now?
- The Holiday Exit Plan: Pack Away in 90 Minutes (and Love Unboxing Next Year)
Holiday Exit Plan: a 90-minute, five-zone system to pack décor fast, label smart, and create an “Open-First Box” that makes next December effortless. - If your holiday “organization” is starting to look like piles with seasonal excuses… you’re not failing. You just need the right tiny win.
If your holiday “organization” is starting to look like piles with seasonal excuses… you’re not failing. You just need the right tiny win. - 🌲☕ Welcome to Your HOMe Tiny Wins Club (December Project Inside!)
Tiny Wins & Hints for December Use these anywhere in your home this month, not just in the project space: One-tray rule: If it doesn’t fit on the tray, it doesn’t live there. Trays create instant boundaries and stop spread. Container first, then stuff: Choose the bin, basket, or jar first—then decide what earns a spot. It keeps the space from overfilling. Visible = used. Hidden = forgotten. Put your most-used items in clear view and your “fun extras” just a little out of the way. Think “experience,” not just storage. Ask: How do I want this to feel when I walk up to it? Cozy? Clean? Minimal? Let that guide your choices. Timer magic: For any micro-project, set a 15–20 minute timer. Decide that when the timer ends, you either stop or only finish the step you’re on. - What’s Trending in Holiday Organization (and How to Steal the Wins)If December has you juggling packages, ribbon, and houseguests, you’re not alone. Good news: this year’s holiday-organization trends are all about doing less, labeling smarter, and storing better.
- A Gentle Tune-Up for a Calmer Home
Halfway through December? Use this gentle 15–25 minute tune-up to reset the entry, clear kitchen surfaces, and refresh your gift-wrap tote—small steps tonight for calmer mornings tomorrow. - Halfway Through December: A Gentle Tune-Up for a Calmer Home
Halfway through December? Try a gentle tune-up. In 15–25 minutes, reset your entry, clear kitchen surfaces, and refresh your gift-wrap tote so mornings feel easier and your home stays cheerful—without perfection or marathon cleanups. - The 15-Minute Holiday Home Reset (Stay Festive, Not Frazzled)
Keep December festive, not frazzled. This 15-minute Holiday Home Reset—entry, kitchen, and living-room glow-down—keeps packages corralled, counters clear, and evenings calm. Pair it with a simple gift-wrapping tote and you’ll wake up to a home that’s ready for joy. - How to Get the Chanel / Old-Money Glam Christmas Look at Home
Want your Christmas decor to feel more Chanel boutique than big-box store? This post walks you through my Chanel/old-money glam look step by step—think black and cream “gift” boxes, velvet ribbon, pearls, soft greenery, and quiet sparkle you can create with pieces you already own.
