Hey friend!
I’m Lisa.
Home organizer and habits coach for Christian ADHD moms who feel like they’re constantly trying to keep their heads above water.
There was a time when every day felt heavy. I woke up already tired, and by the end of the day, I was completely drained — touched out, irritable, and frustrated with myself for not being more “on top of things.”
My house felt like chaos, and no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t keep up. I loved my family deeply, but motherhood felt so much harder than I imagined it would be.
I knew God had called me to be a mom, but I didn’t feel like I was doing it well. I was overwhelmed, disorganized, and honestly — I just wanted to feel good.
A little about my story
WHY I STARTED DECLUTTERING
In 2013, life hit hard. I lost both of my parents to poor health and had my third baby in between those losses. I was grieving, exhausted, and trying to hold things together with a newborn, a two-year-old, and a four-year-old. My house was a disaster, and honestly — so was I.
I didn’t have anyone showing me how to manage it all. This was before minimalism became mainstream, Instagram organizing influencers, and podcast coaches. I just knew something had to change.
So, I started decluttering. I filled up donation bags, cleared out closets, and let go of things I never thought I could part with. And honestly — it felt amazing. For the first time in a long time, I could breathe. Having less to manage gave me space to think and a little taste of peace in my home.
Decluttering wasn’t enough
THERE WAS MORE TO IT
But after a while, that peaceful feeling started to fade. Even with fewer things, my house still got messy. Piles formed again, dishes still sat in the sink, and I found myself back in the same cycle of frustration.
That’s when it hit me — my problem wasn’t just too much stuff. I needed better systems and daily habits to help me keep up.
It started with one small habit — clearing my kitchen sink every night so I could support my tomorrow’s self. I had to start treating myself like my own best friend and asking myself what I can do today to set myself up for a better tomorrow.
That one daily habit has since multiplied, and now I coach other women to do the same.
Christian Life Coach
WHAT I DO NOW
That personal transformation led me to what I do today.
Now, I help other women — especially Christian moms with ADHD — create peace and order in their homes through small, sustainable changes that actually stick.
I walk my clients through a three-part process:
- Decluttering and downsizing the inventory they have to manage.
- Getting clarity over their home management systems — what’s working, what’s not, and what needs to change.
- Practicing those systems with accountability until they become second nature.
overcome decision fatigue.
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Helpful Resources
Check out these helpful resources to help you declutter your home and establish the habits you need to keep it that way.
