This is the biggest video we've ever made and we are SO NERVOUS TO RELEASE IT but we know it's gooooooood! The before and afters are worth it! also MEET HONEYBEAR!!!! -Kitchen

To hear a professional organizer say, “disorganization doesn’t mean you’re a failure or lazy, just means too many decisions to make, and don’t know where to start” 😭😭😭 healing! ❤️‍🩹

Like this organizer said, it's very easy to become disorganized then your brain just kind of pauses forever. It takes something to spark it in you that you're disorganized to finally either seek help organizing or do it yourself. I definitely don't typically see disorganization as being a failure, lazy, etc it's just overwhelming. The issue is that being disorganized won't help anything.. if anything, it'll just make you feel even more overwhelmed and stressed. It becomes a pretty harsh loop because being overwhelmed and stressed typically makes you not want to clean, organize, etc.

When Jen said “As someone who doesn’t live here I’m a huge reason why this house looks the way it does” 😂😂

as someone with adhd who grew up with low level hoarders with undiagnosed adhd it's actually really nice to see a successful public figure have a messy home. like i really appreciate the honesty and vulnerability of showing everyone your place. i always feel like i have to have a picture perfect home if im gonna be successful in xyz (which doesnt entirely make sense). i havent finished the video yet but i just wanted to express this appreciation for you 🖤🖤

I love how considerate she is about dead-naming Brie and that Brie still wanted to hold onto the tux because it's special <3

I feel like every time Jen has to remind everyone she doesn’t live here is like them saying “WE ARE NOT IN A POLYCULE SORRY” in capital letters, like they’re aware that’s the vibe they give off lmaooo
Sometimes a polycule is a married couple and their weird friend who helps trash the house ❤️ (I know from experience)

I would love like a 3-month or 6-month update on this video! Not to put pressure on you or anything but to find out which of the new systems work for you and which could be better, because the whole point is for you to be comfortable in your home and make it easy for you. Would be really cool to have the same professional organizer visit again to help you tweak things.
Loved the video, also Honeybear is the cutest 😍

The debate about the wedding tux was so cute! The way Kitchen was concerned for her wife and Brie just focused on the memories. They’re so cute together!

To invite anyone in our homes in any state is vulnerable and brave. Especially during a pandemic. We should all be kind to ourselves.

“Towels are like cats, they fit in any space”
As a competitive swimmer with a lot of towels and a neurodivergent person with ASD and an intense need for everything to be organized, this statement filled a towel-sized crevice in my heart. Thank you 😂💜

It’s a really important point to make- the role that mental health plays in our physical spaces. As someone who lives with someone who has OCD and depression, I’ve seen this firsthand. It’s easy to judge someone on their space, but if you don’t know what’s going on internally, you’re missing the biggest part of the picture.

Honestly, the relief I feel when others show their messy homes is immeasurable. In this age of Instagram and home decor blogs and websites, it is so easy to feel like I’m the only one with a horribly messy home. It’s also so helpful to hear that it’s not an issue of being lazy, it’s too many decisions. That rings so true, because every time I’ve had to pack or move or purge I very quickly get overwhelmed and fatigued. Maintaining systems is so doable, but when you don’t have systems set up it feels so overwhelming to start. I was 100% eyeballing my apartment while watching this trying to decide which area to start purging.

Omg. Her explanation of how mess happens resonates DEEPLY. I'm overwhelmed by all the decisions that have to be made.

I think it was really brave of you to show your house in a messy state before the organisers cleaned it up and helped you sort it all out. I find it really inspiring because I have a hard time keeping my own space clean and tidy especially after the last two years. My mental health has really gone downhill and I am doing the same thing - cleaning up mess, throwing out bags of trash, and decluttering. It's hard because my BDD and agoraphobia have really kicked in and I have panic attacks when I go outside, but thank you . It helps to now that I'm not alone

I love love LOVE how during the consult the organizer just asks “what’s working, what’s not working”

So value-neutral, NOT shaming, and focuses on what works for the client, not some universal ideal!

Kristin and Jen's friendship is so wholesome and a little chaotic, Kristin and Brie's relationship is adorable and sweet, Brie's sassiness is unmatched, and the new addition of Honeybear melts my heart.

This was honestly so amazing to see, I get so overwhelmed by organizing and cleaning and I just got diagnosed with ADHD recently...I feel like I'm looking into my own brain!

I especially love that it still looks like a home that people live in. So often I see people organize their spaces and it just ends up looking like a sterile store display or something. And no shade to you if that's what you prefer! But personally I love still seeing their personalities shine through, even when everything has a place.

The professional organiser is so wonderful; I really appreciate how she was always kind but also always honest