Reddit mentions of Pioneer B1BW Photo Storage Box, Black & White

Four steps, really.

1. Identify the problem area. If you can do this, you can move on. Shoes laying all over? Clothing on the floor constantly? Overflow of hair products? You need to notice the problems before you can fix them. Make a list of these areas and tackle them one by one.
   
   
2. Purge what isn't 110% essential. Because extra crap makes your life that much harder. Be ruthless.
   
   
3. Come up with an organizational plan for the area. So maybe you need a shoe shelf, or some clear little boxes for your makeup. Everything needs to have a home. Going to places like Bed Bath and Beyond or Home Depot/Lowes can be super helpful in getting ideas of how to physically organize stuff. My favorite organizational tools are: photo boxes, wicker boxes or buckets, and plastic bins of many shapes and sizes. Label everything, that way you don't have to dig through multiple boxes to find stuff. This step honestly takes a fair bit of monetary investment, but the return is just huge mentally.
   
   

4. Make a habit out of being organized/tidy. At first this is super hard, but once you get rolling, it's incredibly rewarding and decreases your stress level by about a hundred-fold. It was suggested to me by my ADHD coach to make a schedule for doing things, but it turned out to be easier for me to just do things as I saw them- the trick for me was to ACTUALLY do them.
   

   
   

   Let me know if you want more info or help! I LOVE organizing now! It's such an incredible feeling to be in control of your life.
   

   
   

   Also, some inspo: http://www.reddit.com/r/organizationporn
   

   
   

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