Home Office Tour - 5 Organizing Tips

I know you guys love house tour videos, so today I am giving you a tour of my office. I'll show you five simple ways I stay organized using labels, Ikea, a command centre and macro organization.

These simple tips really keep my office clean and organized and my paper clutter under control! Want to see more home tour videos? Give this video a thumbs up!

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[altheamcnabb]

Man, Lady...Screw Organizing. You should be a STAND-UP COMEDIAN!!! I wonder how many people have stolen your words to make others laugh?!?! I LOVE YOU! XOXOXO

[courtneychapotel]

Hahaha, I'm dying over your pollen story! Kids are awesome! Hahaha!

[oneoneeeo]

Lol yep kids take everything literally! When they get older they will have a good laugh about it - with their therapist probably, but still.

[Ifeyemi]

The decor!👌
The presentation!!👌👌
The story telling!!!👌👌👌
Her personality/mannerism!!!!👌👌👌👌
She just earned my subscription.👏👏👏👏👏

[andree]

Where else on YouTube can you get both practical, helpful advice on everything home, AND fantastically, hilarious story telling??
Love yor channel Cas, don't ever change 😘

[julia.no.X]

Hi Cass! I love you so much! Your videos is like meeting a friend for a cup of coffee and having a good chat. You are doing a great job. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️.

[SemmieSprekendSpel]

😂😂😂Love the story. You’re for sure an amazing parent!

[kalavicena]

You should write a book called thanks for staying to the end. And have it be about your life

[conniebaum]

I was having a so-so day and then Clutterbug tickled my funnybone! I'm sure you could have heard me howling with laughter. I LOVE YOU, CASS! I love that you always keep it real! Bless your dear heart and bless those dear children. You are ROCKIN' this motherhood thing! Hugs from Nebraska, USA. xoxo

[Janiece]

Love you Cass!! About spit my coffee out!!! 😂 I worked in an OBGYN office for 12 years, so my daughter knew exactly where babies came from.
Fast forward a few years, I took her to visit a friend who had just given birth in the hospital to her son. She had to have a C-Section. My daughter promptly says to my doctor who delivered my friends son. “Baby Jack came from Ashley’s tummy, I came from my mom’s ba-gina!” I’m dying!! Dr. Brink being the calm, stoic woman she is, responded “That is correct Olivia, and you know what? I knew you, when you were in your mommy’s tummy.” Her mind was blown. Oh, the joys of children!!

[TheTheminivanmom]

You are my hero. I'm working on converting a room to an office at the moment. Thanks for the inspiration & continued coaching. Also, the day my husband had his colonoscopy our 7 year old snuck the enema box out of the garbage. He used it for show-and-tell. Our "why, why, why" child explained "butt drops" to the entire class. I received *the call* from the teacher, sitting in the recovery room with a loopy husband who laughed so hard over this that he farted himself out of the wheelchair, further delaying our return home. We have wonderful silly amazing lives, don't we?

[justdesi]

😂you’re amazing and you do not know how much joy your personality brings to the world

[blackholesun]

You updated your turquoise accents for pink! Very soft n feminine. 🤸‍♀️

[Vikette]

Only discovered the TEDx talk the other day. Honestly one of the better ones I've watched. Was only missing a story at the end. :)

[macromad]

Oh girl! Haha I love that story! We all have committed some type of explanation trauma to our children.

[celeste_lives]

I have an almost 18-month old and listening to your experience with Milo literally has me in tears. You are a true MVP. I pray everything summers down soon. Hugs from NYC

[vanessahobson]

I love love love story time. I can’t tell you how many I save to show my husband when he gets home. I’m dying. Had a great belly laugh today and I thank you. Love your office space btw.

[yaelrosenberger]

You have not failed your children. I admire that you are open and honest with your children. They will come to respect and admire you. More so it seems like your children are brights and can make the connections in their limited way. There are great books about how nature works. Use books as tools. Miss frizzle in the magic school bus does a great job teaching about pollen. Keep on teaching. They will learn. Keep up your sense of humor and enjoy the process of raising your children!

[mial]

Such a lovely office, “make your workspace pretty!” This will inspire me to get my shat done lol! I’m super honest with my kids to the point my husband gets uncomfortable lol. Oh Abby, love her!

[margaretthym]

As someone who is also allergic to the air, I find that story HilarIOus!!! Seriously, that is a great story. But it might be a good idea to sit them down with a science textbook or encyclopedia (on the internet of course b/c they don't print it anymore) or something though cause I'm pretty sure the middle school science teacher wouldn't have the same reaction. Love it, it is a human reaction story and honest. I like that you don't lie to your kids about that stuff. They are going to be properly educated and we need more of that.