Get It Together with Sara

We're so glad you're here. At Organize with Sara, we believe that a tidy space creates a peaceful mind. Whether you're looking to declutter your home, streamline your office, or simply add a touch of order to your daily routine, we've got the perfect organization products to help you get there. From storage solutions to stylish bins and labels, each item is carefully selected to bring function and beauty to your space. Let's get organized—together!

Getting It Together with Sara is more than just organizing—it's about creating systems that bring calm, clarity, and confidence into your everyday life. Whether you're overwhelmed by clutter, juggling a busy schedule, or simply looking to refresh your space, Sara is here to guide you step by step. With practical tips, personalized support, and thoughtfully curated products, you’ll find that getting organized doesn’t have to be stressful—it can actually be empowering.

 

Through a blend of smart tools and real-life strategies, Getting It Together with Sara helps you create spaces that work for you, not against you. From closets and pantries to calendars and daily routines, Sara focuses on what matters most—making life simpler, smoother, and more intentional. Ready to reset your space and reclaim your time? Let’s get it together—one step at a time.

Our Collection

The Getting It Together Collection by Sara is designed to bring ease, beauty, and function to every corner of your life. This thoughtfully curated selection features stylish and practical organization products—perfect for transforming cluttered spaces into calm, efficient, and inspiring environments. Whether you're tackling your pantry, closet, office, or daily routine, each piece in this collection helps you stay on track without sacrificing style.

From sleek storage bins and clear containers to labels, planners, and more, this collection supports your journey to a more organized and intentional lifestyle. Every item is chosen with purpose, blending modern design with real-life functionality. With the Getting It Together Collection, organizing isn’t just a task—it’s a lifestyle shift. Let’s make space for what truly matters.

What Getting Organized does for you!

Click here to add text.Getting organized isn't just about having a tidy space—it’s a powerful step toward better mental and physical health. By decluttering your home, workspace, or digital life, you reduce daily stress triggers and support your brain’s ability to focus. Studies have shown that organized environments lead to decreased levels of cortisol, the body’s main stress hormone. When your surroundings are in order, your mind can rest easier, making organization a simple but highly effective strategy for boosting mental clarity, emotional balance, and productivity.

 

One of the most overlooked health benefits of being organized is improved sleep. People who maintain organized bedrooms and to-do lists often report falling asleep faster and enjoying better quality rest. A clutter-free environment supports healthy sleep hygiene and can even help reduce anxiety before bed. In addition, getting organized contributes to time management skills, which allow for more personal downtime, reduced overwhelm, and healthier routines—leading to long-term improvements in emotional well-being and overall life satisfaction.

 

Organization also encourages better physical health. A structured home or work routine can improve your ability to stick to healthy eating, exercise plans, and even medication schedules. Organized kitchens promote better food choices and meal prep, while tidy workspaces reduce distractions that often lead to sedentary habits. Whether you're managing a busy family or working from home, staying organized can help you take control of your health by making room—literally and mentally—for better decisions.

 

Incorporating organizational habits into your daily life may seem small, but it can have a ripple effect across your well-being. From lowering stress and anxiety levels to improving heart health, productivity, and sleep, the benefits of being organized reach far beyond a clean drawer or color-coded calendar. Take the first step today—your body and mind will thank you.

Baby steps! Don't overwhelm yourself!

When it comes to getting organized, the most important rule is this: start small. Many people feel overwhelmed by the idea of tackling their entire home, workspace, or schedule all at once. But taking baby steps toward organization is not only more realistic—it’s more sustainable. Start with one drawer, one shelf, or even five minutes a day. These small victories create momentum, reduce stress, and help build confidence in your ability to stay organized over time.

 

Trying to overhaul everything in one go often leads to burnout and frustration. Instead, focus on creating simple habits that stick. For example, create a daily 10-minute declutter routine, or commit to writing down your to-do list every morning. These manageable tasks may seem minor, but they build the foundation for a more organized and stress-free life. By avoiding the pressure to be perfect, you allow space for progress—one step at a time.

 

Remember, getting organized is a journey, not a race. It’s okay to move at your own pace and customize systems that work for your lifestyle. Whether you're organizing your closet, managing your time, or decluttering your digital files, the key is consistency, not perfection. Be kind to yourself and celebrate each step forward. With patience and persistence, those baby steps will lead to big, lasting change in both your home and your overall well-being.Click here to add text.

You'll never be fully organized.

One of the biggest myths about organization is that there’s a final destination—a point where everything is perfectly in place and nothing ever gets messy again. The truth is, you’ll never be fully organized, and that’s not a failure—it’s reality. Life is always moving, changing, and evolving, which means your systems, spaces, and priorities will shift too. Embracing this truth can actually reduce stress and help you focus on progress over perfection.

 

Organization is a dynamic, ongoing process, not a one-time event. Whether you're organizing your home, managing your schedule, or decluttering your digital life, there will always be new challenges, unexpected changes, and things to adjust. Instead of chasing a perfect, Pinterest-worthy space, focus on building flexible systems that support your daily routine. Understanding that perfection isn’t the goal makes it easier to stay consistent without feeling defeated when things get messy again.

 

Being organized doesn’t mean having a spotless house or a flawless planner 24/7—it means having tools and habits in place that help you respond to life with more clarity and control. Some days will be chaotic, and that’s okay. The key is to stay adaptable, give yourself grace, and recognize that organization is a lifelong journey. Let go of the pressure to "arrive" and instead celebrate the small wins that bring more peace, productivity, and balance into your life every day.