Well, in so many ways across life in business and school in the home, it's been observed that

small adjustments can lead to big results. But if you're really busy as a parent, if you don't

have any margin, if you don't have room to make even small changes, what do you do? I'm John Fuller,

joined by Dr. Danny Werta,

who leads the Focus Parenting Team. And we're going to hear now from Christy Clover. She was on

Focus on the Family with Jim Daly, and she told Jim how she's learned to make little micro

adjustments as a mom and how it's been impactful. And here she is now talking with Jim.

In your book, MOM, Master Organizer of Mayhem,

you laid out 10 simple rules for home organization.

And we're going to cover a few of them,

but people need to get the book.

I mean, we don't have time enough to cover them all.

But one in there is glean and tweak technique.

What is that?

Well, that's what I kind of learned.

Because when I started approaching home organization, I was trying to follow all the rules.

I was trying to do what the Martha Stewart's of the world were doing and what my friends who grew up in organized homes were doing.

And what I found.

Oh, yeah.

No, it did not work.

Well. Oh, yeah. No, it did not work. Well, and what I found is that there's techniques that work,

but you also have to tweak a technique because, you know, God created all of us to be unique.

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