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Can we all agree electronic wires reproduce when we’re not looking? 😅

Chargers, mystery cords, old headphones, random adapters… they pile up FAST.

One of our favorite organizing tips:
✔️ Create one “home” for active cords and chargers
✔️ Store older or backup wires separately
✔️ Stop digging through Lightning cables when you actually need a USB-C 🙃

A client recently introduced us to the BEST wire organizers and honestly? Small change. Huge sanity saver.

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Have you ever considered that the way we organize our spaces might align with our personality types?

It turns out, that the choice between opaque and transparent bins isn’t just a matter of aesthetic preference, it could be deeply connected to how we think and function.
https://pixiesdidit.com/choosing-the-right-organizational-bins-for-your-personality-type/

Choosing The Right Organizational Bins For Your Personality Type - Pixies Did It Have you ever considered that the way we organize our spaces might align with our personality types? It turns out, that the choice between opaque and transparen

🧚🏻 Pixie Tip 🧚🏻 End of school year decluttering tip:
📦 Create a keepsake bin for each child. Let them keep anything that fits inside. If it's full, have them remove something old and meaningless.
If they don't, everything goes except one item! 🧹

You’re not “bad” at organization… you might just be using the wrong system. 👀

Some people thrive with labels and routines. Others need flexibility, visual reminders, or simple systems that don’t feel overwhelming.

✨ Discover how your personality traits map to your Pixie Type — and why organizing works better when it fits you.

🔗 Take the quiz + read the blog: https://pixiesdidit.com/whats-your-organizing-style-how-your-traits-map-to-pixie-types/

If it keeps piling up… it doesn’t have a home.

Clutter hotspots (hello kitchen counters 👀) aren’t about laziness, they’re about missing systems.

Try this:
👉 Create a simple “drop zone” where things naturally land
👉 Keep it visible + easy (no lids, no stacking)
👉 Limit the space so it can’t overflow

Work with your habits, not against them.

You’re not bad at organizing, you just haven’t been organizing your way.

At Pixies Did It, we see four core styles:

✨ Classics: love structure + order
🎉 Funs: need flexibility + ease
🌿 Organics: value meaning + comfort
🧠 Smarts: want efficient systems

Once you understand your type, organizing finally starts to click: https://pixiesdidit.com/personality-quiz-pixie-types/

So… which one are you?

Ever feel like you’re constantly forgetting things?
Your keys. That one task. Why you walked into the room. 😅

It’s easy to think, “I’m just forgetful.”

But most of the time… it’s not your memory.
It’s your system.

When your space doesn’t match how your brain works, things slip.
When it does match? Everything gets easier

Clutter isn’t the problem, your system is. 👀

Those messy hotspots (kitchen counters, entryways, that drawer) happen in every home, but they’re fixable with small tweaks that actually stick.

✨ We’re breaking down the 5 biggest clutter zones + simple fixes that work with your Pixie Type.

https://pixiesdidit.com/clutter-hotspots-fixes-that-work/

Big changes sound nice… until they don’t stick.

Small shifts? That’s where the magic happens. ✨

We tell our Organics and Smarts this all the time: transparent bins can be a game changer.

These acrylic letter boxes? Great option, but not the way they’re shown.

They’re not meant to be stacked, and they’re not a full system on their own. The goal is
visibility and easy access, not creating a neater pile.

Use them alongside other bins, give them a purpose, and keep everything within reach.

Grab your own: https://amzn.to/3pTn2cs