174 | Forget the Personality Quiz: 10 Organizing Principles That Work for Every Christian Woman
Organized On Purpose | Declutter, Christian Home Organization, Faith-Based RoutinesShow Notes
Have you ever taken an organizing personality quiz and wondered if you're really a "visual organizer," a "label lover," or someone who needs everything hidden behind closed doors? While those tools can be fun, what if the most effective organizing advice has less to do with your personality and more to do with timeless principles that work in almost every home? In this episode, I'm sharing 10 organizing principles I've seen work again and again with busy women navigating real life—including caregiving, ADHD, perimenopause, grief, packed schedules, and major life transitions. We'll discuss: ✔ Why you should always remove before you organize✔ How reducing friction makes systems easier to maintain✔ The power of grouping like with like✔ Creating simple zones that support daily life✔ Why accessibility matters more than perfection✔ How to stop relying on memory and create trusted systems✔ Breaking overwhelming projects into manageable steps✔ Small resets that prevent major organizing setbacks Most importantly, we'll talk about organizing through the lens of Christian stewardship—not creating a picture-perfect home, but creating more capacity for the people, responsibilities, and purpose God has placed in your life. Episodes Referenced:134 - Too Busy to Declutter? Mind Map Your Way to a More Organized Life 135 - Redeem Your Time: A Faith-Based Audit for Overwhelmed Moms136 - The Pause Before the Plan: How to Review Your Time With Purpose If you’re interested in accountability support or organizing coaching, email me at [email protected] with “MORE” in the subject line, and I’ll send over details for scheduling a 20-minute consultation call to see what kind of support may be the best fit for this season. 📬 Join the Weekly NewsletterFaith-centered encouragement, practical organizing help, and simple resets you can implement throughout the week.👉 Weekly Newsletterhttps://kristina-borseti-llc.kit.com/newsletter 💬 Pair the Podcast with the CommunityInside the Organized On Purpose Facebook community, we continue the conversation with encouragement, visual examples, and simple reset challenges tied to the podcast episodes.👉 Organized On Purpose Facebook Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/organizedonpurpose Enjoying the show? ⭐ Follow or subscribe so you don’t miss future episodes📩 Share this episode with a friend who may need encouragement in this season💬 Join the conversation inside the Organized On Purpose community
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Have you been waiting for life to settle down before you start decluttering or caring for your home? Maybe there's a room you keep shutting the door on, and you think, "Why start now? I don't even know what's coming next." In this Christian devotional, we walk through Jeremiah 32 in the KJV. Jerusalem was under siege. Jeremiah was a prisoner. And God told him to buy a field. He bought it, signed the deed, and preserved the documents. Then he brought his confusion to the Lord. God's answer is our anchor passage, Jeremiah 32:26–27: "Then came the word of the LORD unto Jeremiah, saying, Behold, I am the LORD, the God of all flesh: is there any thing too hard for me?" I share how this passage spoke to me when I was surrounded by clutter, unfinished home projects, and too many commitments. We talk about God's sovereignty, faith that acts before sight, and the temptation to let everyday responsibilities slide while we wait for a bigger answer. Jeremiah 32 is God's promise to restore His people to their land, not a promise about our circumstances. But Jeremiah's response shows us what obedience can look like in our homes and spiritual lives, even when we still have questions. For reflection: Where are you waiting for your circumstances to change before you start tending to what God has put in your care? Scriptures in this episode: Jeremiah 32:1–44; Jeremiah 37:11–21; Leviticus 25:25; Ecclesiastes 11:4; Luke 16:10; 1 Corinthians 6:20; Ephesians 1:13–14; Hebrews 11:1; Genesis 18:14; Luke 1:37 Join the fall decluttering challenge: Five Rooms, Five Things, Five Prayers. October 26. Email [email protected] with the word "challenge" to be added to the list. 📧 I'd love to hear from you.Email me at [email protected] 📬 Join the Weekly NewsletterFaith-centered encouragement, practical organizing help, and simple resets for your week.👉 https://kristina-borseti-llc.kit.com/newsletter Enjoying the show?⭐ Follow or subscribe so you don't miss future episodes📝 Leave a rating or review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It helps other women find the show.📩 Share this episode with a friend who needs encouragement in this season💬 Join the conversation in the Organized On Purpose community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/organizedonpurpose Until next time, obey what you know. Bring Him what you don't know. Kristina
After nearly two years and almost 180 episodes, I’ve been reflecting on one simple truth: organization isn’t the goal—it’s the path. In this episode, I’m sharing what God has been teaching me about our homes, stewardship, and creating room for what matters most.