Emerge from the Chaos with Skills, Habits, and Mindsets that Make Your Life Work
Neurodiversity is not an excuse, it’s a call to adventure.
Organizing & Productivity for ADD, ADHD, & AuHD
The question is, how can you reframe your “challenges” to bring out the best version of yourself, not only for your benefit, but for the benefit of everyone who interacts with you.
The first step is understanding what you need.
The second step is creating the systems and gathering the support to bring your flow online.
This requires acceptance, clear-eyed honesty, and a truckload of bravery.
WHAT’S THIS CALL TO ADVENTURE YOU’RE TALKING ABOUT?
If you have felt discomfort, resistance, frustration, denial, sadness, or embarrassment around the management of your life, it’s time to change your mindset.
You’re here on earth to innovate, to question, to create. Your uniqueness hands you a roadmap to an extraordinary life.
Will you answer the call?
Let’s Talk!
Sarah is a Certified Professional Organizer (NAPO) with training in Chronic Disorganization and Productivity from The Institute of Chronic Disorganization; an Associate Essential Life Coach (ICF Certified Program: Coach Training EDU), and a Certified Brainspotting Practitioner (Brainspotting Training LLC with David Grand).
Beyond “Digging Out”:
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In-Person Organizing Services
Focus, Energy, Body-Doubling, and Fun.
Hands-on support to help you clear clutter, create systems, and regain control of your space. With real-time guidance and a supportive presence, Sarah makes organizing efficient, manageable, and even enjoyable.
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Optional Online Productivity Coaching
Accountability Partnering, Inspiration, and Guidance.
Ongoing support to help you stay on track. Learn to tell the difference between being busy and being productive and build sustainable habits for a fulfilling life.
Sarah offers hourly services with a four-hour minimum work window at $90 per hour and deep discounts for packages.
The Thing:
Maybe you’re often labeled as rebellious—stubborn, resistant, and unwilling to comply with the demands of adulthood? Let’s flip that script.
Refusing something that makes no sense just might be the natural, rational response when your brain can’t process a system in a way that feels intuitive or sustainable.
The standard ways of doing life may not work for you. And yes, that can be frustrating—until you stop forcing what doesn’t fit and start designing systems that do. When I talk about productivity, I’m not talking about keeping up with some external standard. I’m talking about creating a life that feels meaningful and fulfilling on your terms.
To do that, we must continually return to your values as our compass. Without them, life becomes an exhausting, endless loop of effort without purpose.
What You’re Up Against
You’ve been trying for years, am I right?
Maybe you’ve bought planners, downloaded apps, watched videos, or attempted every method that promised to “fix” your struggles. And yet, the same problems keep showing up:
Overwhelmed by clutter. You try to hold onto everything—just in case—until the sheer volume becomes its own kind of chaos.
Drowning in information. Out of fear of forgetting, you save all the paper, all the emails, all the junk. But instead of keeping you safe, it just keeps you stuck.
Paralyzed by decisions. Every choice feels high-stakes, and the weight of them makes action feel impossible.
And underneath all of this, there’s a bigger question: What are you actually trying to accomplish?
That means:
Systems that serve you—flexible, sustainable, and rooted in how your brain actually works.
Visual and tactile strategies that lighten the mental load, helping you see and do what matters without drowning in clutter.
Permission to drop the mask. To stop pretending you can do it the way everyone else does and embrace a method that works for you.
What if the goal wasn’t to be perfectly organized? What if the goal was to feel at home in your life—to have space for what matters, clarity to move forward, and trust in ourselves to handle what comes next?
The goal is getting the right things done in a way that supports the life we actually want to live.
Disclaimer: Life-Style-ist offers brain-body-based life coaching. It is not a psychological therapy, nor will we work to resolve medically framed pathologies. Clients affected by severe trauma or clinically diagnosed pathologies require a referral to a licensed therapist.