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Side by Side Design Texas / Houston Organizer As a mom, I know how hectic everyday life can be. I'd love to help you declutter/organize your home.

10/16/2026

Sometimes all we need is a good decluttering session to change the vibe. đź‘Ź

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10/16/2026

Holiday groceries can make even an organized pantry feel crowded fast. đź‘Ś

A few simple systems can help you make room for the extras, avoid buying duplicates, and keep everything easier to find through the busiest season of the year.

10 secrets to keep your pantry organized through the holiday season:

1. Declutter expired food before holidays start
2. Group similar items together
3. Keep everyday staples at eye level
4. Use clear bins so you can see what you have
5. Create a designated area for holiday baking supplies
6. Keep snacks in easy-to-reach categories
7. Check your pantry before every grocery trip
8. Avoid overstocking “just in case” items
9. Put new groceries behind what needs to be used first
10. Do a quick pantry reset once a week

As a professional organizer in Houston, I always recommend creating a little extra breathing room before the holidays bring in more groceries, baking supplies, snacks, and entertaining essentials.

A functional pantry doesn’t have to stay perfect. It just needs simple organizing systems that make it easy to see what you have, put things away, and reset when life gets busy.

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10/16/2026

Before you buy anything else for fall, take a quick look at what you already own first.

Seasonal shopping can add up fast, and bringing more into an already-full home can make closets, cabinets, and storage spaces feel even harder to manage.

Before you buy anything else for fall, declutter these 15 things first ⤵️

1. Summer clothes you didn’t wear
2. Sandals that are worn out or uncomfortable
3. Swimsuits you’re ready to let go of
4. Fall decor you no longer love
5. Seasonal mugs you never use
6. Extra blankets and throws
7. Candles you’ve had for years but never burn
8. Clothes that no longer fit your current lifestyle
9. Shoes you haven’t worn in the past year
10. Old beauty and skincare products
11. Expired pantry items
12. Extra water bottles and tumblers
13. Seasonal kitchen gadgets you rarely use
14. Donation items that still haven’t left the house
15. Anything taking up storage space that you already know you don’t want to keep

Decluttering before seasonal shopping can help reduce duplicate purchases, free up valuable storage space, and make your fall home organization systems much easier to maintain.

Use what you already have, keep what you genuinely love, and be more intentional about what comes in next.

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10/15/2026

Decluttering gets a lot harder when guilt gets involved.

Sometimes we keep things because they were gifts, cost money, or belonged to a past season of life—even when they no longer serve us.

15 things you don’t need to feel guilty about letting go of:

1. Gifts you don’t use
2. Clothes that no longer fit your lifestyle
3. Decor you no longer love
4. Books you won’t read again
5. Old hobby supplies
6. Hand-me-downs you don’t need
7. Duplicate household items
8. Regret purchases
9. Sentimental items that no longer feel meaningful
10. Furniture that no longer works
11. Kids’ items they’ve outgrown
12. “Just in case” items
13. Unfinished projects
14. Things you’re keeping out of obligation
15. Anything making your home harder to manage

Intentional decluttering can free up storage space, reduce visual clutter, and make your home organization systems easier to maintain.

You can appreciate the memory, the person, or the money spent without keeping every item forever.

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10/15/2026

The holidays feel a lot easier when your home is prepared before the guests start arriving.

I’m not trying to make every room perfect; I’m focusing on the spaces that will get used the most and making sure they’re functional, comfortable, and easy to maintain once the season gets busy.

12 ways I’m prepping my home to host guests for the holidays:

1. Decluttering the entryway
2. Clearing kitchen countertops
3. Making space in the pantry
4. Cleaning out the refrigerator + freezer
5. Resetting the guest bathroom
6. Freshening up towels and linens
7. Creating space for coats, bags, and shoes
8. Clearing extra clutter from the main living areas
9. Organizing serving pieces
10. Checking that essentials are easy to find
11. Creating a designated spot for packages
12. Getting donation items out of the house

A little decluttering, a few simple organizing systems, and some extra breathing room can make hosting feel so much less stressful — especially when guests, groceries, gifts, and holiday extras start coming through the door.

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10/14/2026

Being organized isn’t about keeping everything perfectly in place.
It’s about being intentional with what you allow to take up space in your home.

23 things organized people don’t hold onto:

1. Excess kitchen supplies
2. Broken items
3. Clothes that don’t fit
4. “Just in case” items
5. Gifts they don’t use
6. Piles of paperwork
7. Single socks
8. Every piece of kids’ art
9. Expired food
10. Mismatched food storage containers + lids
11. Junk mail
12. Duplicate items
13. Excess paper + plastic bags
14. Unused cleaning supplies
15. Frayed towels
16. Wire hangers
17. Outdated electronics
18. Damaged toys
19. Old cables
20. Excess boxes
21. Unused toiletries
22. Unfinished projects
23. Greeting cards they no longer feel connected to

You don’t need more storage for everything you own. Sometimes you need fewer things competing for the storage you already have. The easier it is to see what you have, find what you need, and put things back, the easier your home becomes to maintain.

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Exciting News: I offer business coaching. My passion is teaching others whether it's in my client's home, on a virtual...
10/14/2026

Exciting News: I offer business coaching.

My passion is teaching others whether it's in my client's home, on a virtual call, or helping others with their business. I've been coaching other business owners for a few years now, but I am formally advertising it now.

I've coached tons of professionals - other organizers, realtors, interior decorators, wellness coaches, party planners, hair stylists & more. If you have a business that you're looking to grow, I would love to help.

Book a call.
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"Beth is wonderful when it comes to business coaching!! She is insightful, honest and motivating. She comes with a wealth of knowledge in building something from the ground up and you would be lucky to learn from her!"

10/14/2026

Everything you own is a job.

After I turned 45, I realized I was managing way more than I needed to. And honestly? I’m more tired now — mentally, physically, and emotionally. I want my home to support me, not stress me out. So I started decluttering with this mindset:

If it doesn’t make life easier, it’s not worth the space.

Here are 34 things I got rid of after 45 — and I don’t miss a single one:

1. Novelty cups and glasses
2. Special coffee mugs
3. Kitchen gadgets I never used
4. Expired products
5. Nostalgic lanyards and tickets
6. Unused tote bags and purses
7. Outdated home decor
8. Mail and paper clutter
9. Random cords and cables
10. Old chargers and tech
11. Empty boxes
12. Outdated clothes
13. High heels I’ll never wear again
14. Old books I wasn’t going to reread
15. Cookbooks I never opened
16. Shot glasses (who was I kidding?)
17. Costume jewelry
18. Worn-out beach towels
19. Overflowing office supplies
20. Broken things I kept “just in case”
21. Luggage without wheels
22. Gifts I didn’t want or need
23. Old makeup
24. Cheap holiday decor
25. Random kitchen towels
26. Mismatched plastic containers
27. Candles I didn’t like the scent of
28. Miscellaneous bins
29. Old TVs and computers
30. Broken picture frames
31. Unused linens
32. Hair accessories I never wore
33. Duplicates of everything
34. Anything I kept out of guilt

Want to declutter your home without the overwhelm? I help busy women just like you make space for what matters. ✨

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10/14/2026

“Just in case” can take up a lot of space in your home.

Keeping a few practical backup items makes sense, but holding onto things you rarely use, don’t need, or could easily replace can quickly create clutter in closets, cabinets, garages, and storage rooms.

12 things you can stop keeping “just in case”:

1. Extra cardboard boxes
2. Duplicate kitchen gadgets
3. Clothes that don’t fit your current lifestyle
4. Old cords and chargers you can’t identify
5. Excess gift bags and tissue paper
6. Empty containers you’re saving for a future use
7. Broken items you haven’t repaired
8. Extra linens you never reach for
9. Outdated paperwork or manuals
10. Hobby supplies for hobbies you no longer do
11. Decor you haven’t used in years
12. Items you could easily replace if you ever truly needed them

Decluttering “just in case” items can help free up valuable storage space and make your home organization systems easier to maintain.

You don’t have to get rid of every backup or sentimental item. Start by looking at what you realistically use, what supports your current routines, and what is worth the space it takes up.

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10/13/2026

If I wanted my home to feel lighter before the holidays, I wouldn’t wait until the week guests were arriving to start.

I’d focus first on the spaces that are about to work the hardest and the clutter that tends to make an already busy season feel even busier.

If I wanted to declutter my home before the holidays, here’s where I’d start:

1. The entryway
2. Kitchen countertops
3. The pantry
4. The refrigerator & freezer
5. The coat closet
6. The guest bathroom
7. The main living space
8. Kids’ toys and games
9. Gift wrap & holiday supplies
10. My donation pile ▶️ actually getting it out of the house

You don’t have to organize every drawer or completely reset your house. Creating breathing room in the spaces you use most can make holiday hosting, cooking, decorating, and everyday routines feel so much easier.

Start small now so you aren’t trying to do everything in December.

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