Hi I’m Deseret Baker, and I love to organize.
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My Latest Posts
A Summer Command Center
A summer command center gives your family one simple place for calendars, papers, reminders, going-out items, easy meals, and summer plans. This guide helps you create a realistic household hub that keeps the season feeling lighter and less scattered.
Outdoor Gear Without the Pile
Outdoor gear can quickly turn into a summer pile of sandals, towels, sunscreen, sports gear, water bottles, and toys. This guide helps you create simple baskets, hooks, bins, and grab-and-go zones so outdoor items have a place to land.
Kid Stuff Without Kid Takeover
Kid stuff can spread quickly during summer, but your home does not have to feel completely taken over. This gentle guide helps you create simple kid-friendly zones, baskets, hooks, treasure boxes, and reset rhythms that support real family life.
Summer Organization for Real Life Chaos
Summer can bring snacks, towels, water bottles, sunscreen, outdoor gear, and real-life chaos into your home. This gentle guide helps you create simple summer systems that make the mess easier to manage without chasing perfection.
HOMe Tiny Wins Club
Summer should feel lighter, not more frantic. In this June paid newsletter, we create one practical Summer Survival Station with easy systems for towels, sunscreen, water bottles, shoes, and return-home resets that make daily life feel calmer and more manageable.
When Your Kitchen Feels Like a Chore
When your kitchen feels like a chore, the answer is not always to organize harder. This gentle guide helps you make the kitchen feel lighter with one clear surface, a reset sink, simple meal decisions, and tiny systems that support real life.
Summer-Ready Kitchen Reset:
Get your kitchen ready for summer with simple systems for snacks, cold drinks, fresh produce, easy meals, and quick cleanups. This gentle summer kitchen reset helps your home feel lighter, calmer, and ready for real family life.
Dining Spaces That Invite Use
Dining spaces work best when they are easy to use, easy to reset, and welcoming for everyday life. This gentle guide will help you create a dining area that feels calm, open, and ready for meals, conversation, and real family use.
Dishes, Gadgets, and Guilt: Why Your Kitchen Feels Full Even When You “Don’t Have That Much”
Kitchen clutter is often tied to guilt: gifts, expensive mistakes, family dishes, and “someday” gadgets. This gentle guide helps you decide what earns space in your kitchen so your everyday dishes, tools, and routines feel easier to manage.
The “Eat Me First” System: A Simple Fridge Habit That Saves Food, Money, and Stress
The “Eat Me First” system is a simple fridge habit that helps your family use leftovers, opened produce, and soon-to-expire foods before they go to waste. One bin, one label, and one tiny kitchen reset can make your fridge feel calmer and easier to manage.
Pantry Zones for Busy Homes
A pantry doesn’t need to be perfect — it needs to be easy to use. This simple zoning system helps busy households reduce clutter, find food quickly, and keep things organized without overcomplicating it.
Countertops That Stay Clear
Clear countertops don’t come from cleaning more — they come from having less to manage. This simple reset shows how to create usable space, reduce clutter, and keep your counters clear without constant effort.
Kitchen Flow 101: Why Layout Matters
Kitchen frustration isn’t about clutter — it’s about flow. This simple guide shows how layout and placement impact your daily movement, and how small changes can make your kitchen feel easier to use.
HOMe Tiny Wins Club
If your bathroom has quietly become a holding zone for half-used products, crowded drawers, and morning stress, this month’s Tiny Wins project gives you a calm, step-by-step reset with a printable guide to help your everyday essentials finally make sense.
Your Home Is Clean, But It Still Feels Overwhelming. Here’s Why.
A home can be clean and still feel overwhelming. Here is why tidy rooms can still feel visually heavy, mentally noisy, and hard to relax in — and how to make them feel lighter.
The Power of Empty Space
Empty space is not wasted space. It gives your home room to breathe, lowers visual stress, and helps the things you truly love stand out. Here is why leaving a little more space open on purpose can make your home feel calmer.
What to Stop Organizing (and Why)
Sometimes organizing is helpful—and sometimes it is just rearranging stress. Here is what to stop organizing in your home, why it matters, and how to create simpler systems that support real life.
Resetting Family Routines for Spring
Spring changes your family rhythm — your routines should shift too. This simple reset helps you create lighter, more flexible daily flow that actually works for real life.
Garage Zones That Don’t Become Junk Piles
Garages don’t become cluttered overnight — they drift. This simple zoning system helps you create clear boundaries so your garage stays functional, organized, and easy to maintain.
Kitchen Zones That Actually Work
A functional kitchen isn’t about more storage — it’s about better flow. This guide breaks down simple kitchen zones that reduce friction, save time, and make everyday tasks easier.
The Case for Fewer Decor Pieces
More decor doesn’t always create a better space. This simple guide shows how reducing visual clutter and creating space between items can make your home feel calmer, more intentional, and easier to maintain.
Living Room Reset: Calm, Not Museum-Perfect
A calm living room doesn’t need to be perfect or untouched. This realistic reset helps you reduce visual clutter, simplify decor, and create a space that feels comfortable, usable, and easy to maintain.
How to Make Your Home Feel Lighter Without Buying Anything
You don’t need to buy anything to make your home feel lighter. This simple reset focuses on reducing visual weight, creating space, and removing friction — so your home feels calmer without adding more.
HOMe Tiny Wins Club
Paper clutter can make a home feel heavier fast. In this April paid newsletter, we turn loose stacks, bills, school papers, and “deal with later” piles into a simple paper flow that feels lighter, clearer, and much easier to maintain.
The Spring Energy Shift: Why Your Home Feels Different Right Now
If your home feels heavy or restless right now, it may not be clutter — it may be seasonal misalignment. This gentle reflection on the spring energy shift helps you adjust your home without dramatic overhauls.
Resetting Routines for Longer Days
Longer days call for lighter routines. This gentle spring reset helps you adjust morning and evening rhythms, simplify weekly habits, and align your energy with the season — without overhauling your life.
What to Store, Donate, and Toss This Season
Spring transitions don’t require emotional overhauls. This simple guide helps you decide what to store, donate, and toss so your home feels lighter without overthinking or burnout.
Cleaning Supplies That Make Life Easier
You don’t need more cleaning products — you need fewer, better ones. This simplified cleaning supply guide focuses on reducing decision fatigue, storing supplies where you use them, and making maintenance easier in real life.
A Spring Reset Checklist You’ll Actually Finish
Spring checklists often fail because they expect too much. This finishable 5-part spring reset focuses on visible surfaces, one donation bag, one system reset, and creating breathing room — without burnout or perfection.
The One-Bag Declutter Method
Decluttering doesn’t have to mean emptying entire rooms. The One-Bag Declutter Method limits decisions, prevents overwhelm, and creates real momentum — one small, finishable bag at a time.
