So, instead, I just let it get really bad. I know when I do it that way, it’s just a waste of my time – inevitably in a few weeks or months it will be back to the way it was and I’ll have to do it all over again. I see all kinds of gorgeous organized spaces on Pinterest and Instagram and desperately want my home to look just like that, but then I get frustrated because 1) I don’t have the time or energy to devote to that kind of perfection 2) those “pretty” solutions aren’t usually practical for my family, and 3) it can be really expensive to buy all those matching containers and organizers all at once! And I’m somebody that doesn’t like doing things halfway – if I spend the time to purge and organize a space, I want it to be DONE…not just a little bit better or halfway to where I want it. I’ve also been working to overcome this perfectionist paralysis when it comes to organizing projects. Now, it’s still a slow process because…well, life. A few months ago, I opened up about how it has affected my home decor choices and motivations and I’m happy to say that I feel like I’ve been moving forward in leaps and bounds by actually identifying my style preferences, making plans, and moving forward with some decor decisions and actions. I’ve always had perfectionist tendances, but I didn’t realize until recently how much they were holding me back around our home.
#LAUNDRY ROOM ORGANIZATION SOLUTIONS FULL#
Click here to read my full disclosure.Ī theme in my life lately has been paralyzation-by-perfectionism. I’ve been talking a lot lately about organization and clutter solutions and the goals I have for getting organized, so I figured it was time to show you I’m not just all talk -) I’m sharing a fun before-and-after of our laundry closet organization today, and a few ideas for multi-purpose laundry closet organization solutions!
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