You’re the CEO of Your Home (And Yes, That Junk Drawer is on Payroll)
- Catherine Rackley
- Sep 6
- 2 min read
Let’s be real: being a homeowner means you’re the CEO of your space. Every single thing that crosses your threshold—from Amazon boxes to that free tote bag you swore you’d use—is basically an “employee” you’ve just hired. And guess what? Every one of those employees needs attention, management, and benefits (aka your time, energy, and square footage). And spoiler alert: You're only one person!

Now, good CEOs know how to delegate. But when your space is stuffed with “employees” that don’t actually contribute—hello, expired coupons, half-used candles, and the treadmill that doubles as a coat rack—you end up running a company that’s way too crowded and nobody wins.
Overwhelm sets in, stress skyrockets, and suddenly you’re yelling at your coffee maker for brewing too slowly. Encouragement from this side of the keyboard: take a deep breath and be present with that slow-brewing coffee maker. But how? How do you relax your tensed shoulders and "let go" when stress is enveloping you in your supposed-to-be safe place? I'm so glad you asked because I have good and hopeful news!
You don’t have to fire yourself as CEO. You just need to streamline your workforce so that everyone is winning again. Less clutter = less stress, more clarity, and more energy for the things that matter most to you. And scoot in close because I have an insider tip: hiring a professional organizer is like bringing in a business consultant to bring health and life to your company again. We’ll help you boost productivity, know exactly what's going on with your workforce, and make your “corporate culture” at home actually enjoyable—without the stress of doing it alone (that part is huge)!
So if your work culture at home isn't as happy and healthy as you'd like, as the kind and savvy CEO that you are, don’t panic. Take a deep breath, take back control of your space, laugh at the chaos (humor is huge in life), know that there is hope for improvement, and remember—you’ve got this. And if you need an outside consultant, my team and I are only a click and a text away!
Let’s make your home a place where your stuff actually works for you, not against you.
XOXO Catherine
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