Hey guys and welcome back to the clutter bug podcast. Today we're going to talk again about micro-organizing systems and visual versus hidden systems. So thanks again for joining me and I feel like maybe I've been beating this to death like a dead horse

but the crazy thing is I am seeing the different organizing types everywhere lately.

Everywhere I go, friends and families house, clients house, people that I see on online in my Facebook group, and just

looking at magazines and pictures. It's so funny. I think I have it on the brain because I'm writing

a book right now about the four different

organizing styles that I am seeing it everywhere.

And a really good friend to mine, my best friend Jess, she actually is reorganizing her kitchen and

she sent me some pictures of her kitchen and she's so excited because this is

really really working for her. She took all of her pots and pans out of her kitchen cabinet

and put them on an open shelf, like just a wire shelf in her kitchen.

That way she can grab the pots and pans. She doesn't have to like bend

over and put them away in the cabinet. They're just there easy to grab and reach and

everything's sort of organized on this open shelf.

And she's happy as a pig and poop.

Me, I mean, I'm cringing inside because I would never want to see all my pots and pans. I would never want to see all my utensils hung on the back at the back splash, you know, the potato masher and the spoons and all of that type of things. But for her she is a classic B. For her

it's all about function. It's all about having things organized properly, meticulous in a visual way where she can easily grab it and

put it away.

Function overrules everything else.

For me as a ladybug, I need simplicity. I can't see my stuff. And for me, pretty over rules. It even

over rules function. I want things to look, yeah, pretty, pretty baskets are my thing and even if it's harder to get to

than just having it on a shelf, that's what my brain prefers to not see it and just have everything look, yeah, put away.

And so I find it really fascinating and I've been thinking about it a lot and I've been definitely

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