Why the F*#@ Am I Still Not Organized?

Stop Struggling with Clutter Once and for All

De: Star Hansen

Narrado por: Star Hansen

Ready to get organized and take control of the chaos?

You are a successful, intelligent person with so much to feel good about. But when you are confronted with the omnipresent clutter in your life, you feel like a failure. Terrified someone is going to pop over and see the state of your house, the overflowing piles of laundry and stacks of unopened mail send you into a shame spiral. No matter how hard you try to get organized, you can’t figure out how to make the clutter go away for good. You can tell that there’s something bigger going on, but you have no idea what it is. You’re stuck.

The good news is, you absolutely can learn how to free yourself from clutter.

In Why the F*#@ Am I Still Not Organized?, founder of the Chaos to Calm Organizing Community and Clutter Whisperer Star Hansen, will help you discover:

The real reason you’ve struggled to get organized and how to escape the chaos for good

Tools for managing the shame and overwhelming emotions that derail your organizing progress

How to awaken your organizing genius (yes, you’ve got one) so you never get stuck again

Ways to decode the hidden meaning buried in your clutter so you can turn it into a superpower

Fail-proof strategies for keeping clutter from crawling back into your life

If you’re ready to free yourself from clutter once and for all, this book is for you!

©2022 Star Hansen (P)2023 Star Hansen

Not your mama's organizing book

Buy it!

You will be "Star"tled by the key reveal! It's not about color coding your books on the shelf, pretty boxes, or putting your hangers backwards to find which clothes you don't wear. Rather, it's about how clutter can give you key insights into your own life! Mind blown, I know! This book is about so much more than just our stuff. You might not suspect it with the funny potty mouth title (which I love), but you'll find Star to be achingly kind and supportive as she guides us in going way more meta than you would have thought you could get in a book about clutter.

And as an actress -- who felt the repeated call to heal -- turned organizing whisperer, her voice is soothing, comforting, and encouraging, like the organizing whisperer girlfriend you always wish you had! You really feel like she's talking to you. Her examples can be so universal, that you think she's talking about you! She can be serious and still be hilarious. Thank you, Star！

I can't say enough good things about her book! I gifted it to a friend and my friend reported being surprised at the content (Not your Mama's organizing book!) and how good it was.

Like I said... Buy it!

As Star said... (I'm paraphrasing), let clutter guide you to come home to yourself.

Really enjoyed audiobook - proactive and nonjudgmental and GREAT narration!

I've read (or listened to) at least 12 books on decluttering and organizing within the 1-2 years... 5 or 6 within the last 2 weeks alone, including this book... I keep looking for the one that "sparks" me into decluttering bliss. I *thought* I was looking for more of a "step-by-step on how to" manual, which isn't this book, but maybe that's why the rest aren't working. There are at least 10 other well-known and often-recommended books that focus of the problem of clutter, but this has a different approach. I already knew that my clutter was emotionally difficult and therefore literally and metaphorically closeted (I'm very much a "ladybug" if you've read that one)... it seems like such an obvious perspective shift now, but I hadn't considered "what ELSE is it telling me aside from why I'm avoiding it". Admittedly, I'm not any more motivated to tackle my garage just yet, but I appreciate this more empowered and thoughtful approach.

Also, the author as the narrator is fantastic... she's enjoyable and/or easy to listen to, even when discussing really upsetting or triggering experiences. As long as you are okay with "content that may be triggering for some," I definitely recommend the book. (And, FWIW, I was previously unfamiliar with this author.)

Unique Approach To Organizing

A fresh approach to organizing. Learn the reasons behind the clutter. Star helps you unpack the emotional components that manifest in your mess. And she does it without judgement or shaming. Learn how to start small and build on that success
If you have always struggled with organizing this is just the fresh new approach you need!!

Helpful resource

Breaking down to categories is the step I was missing. Made a major difference. Referring back to the book is something I can see myself doing.

Philosophy is there, but I'm still not organized

I felt like this rolled all the philosophy around clutter, and getting organized into one place, which is nice (like with like!) but, other than suggesting you find a body doubling partner, and that clutter begats clutter, I didn't really walk away with anything of actual nuts and bolts value. It sounded like it was going to really lay out action items. It laid out philosophical action items. I appreciate that it's for organized all into one place, and I appreciate the idea clutter is here to teach me something, but I actually need the nuts and bolts solution. I get that the writer is going to read this review and say "she didn't get it" and she would be right. I did not get it.

Not a good fit for me

This book is about the emotional problems that can cause your clutter. It's best for folks who have an emotional block to handling it or have trauma associated with the clutter or where it's located. If your challenges with clutter are more about buying too much or basic emotional attachment to things, this is not an effective book.