How to Organize Your Life in 2024 (Half of These Tips Won’t Cost You a Thing!)

Read our tips on how to organize your life in 2024!

We have ways to seriously organize your life. 👏🏻 

Feeling overwhelmed? We’re sharing easy ways how to organize your life in 2024. Make every day feel stress-free with our easy solutions.

1. The Skylight Calendar is the most sought-after digital calendar and Jenna says it’s keeping her whole family organized. 

Our Hip sidekick, Jenna, was gifted a Skylight Calendar and says it’s how she’s keeping her family completely organized in 2024! It offers many perks like being able to sync your phone’s calendar directly to the Skylight, display meal plans, and keep track of your grocery list, too! 🤩 You can also assign color-coded chores for each family member and they can check them off as they’re completed. Even better, if your kiddo’s sports team has a calendar you can sync to, the calendar will automatically add practices, games, and other events. On top of that, they’re updated if the coaches make any changes so you’ll never have to fret about missing a rescheduled game.

No more trying to write all your activities into a tiny square on a wall calendar or crossing out events when they’re rescheduled. Jenna says this calendar is AWESOME and we know it’ll be any household CEO’s dream come true.

Note that some of these amazing features will require their Plus Plan. However, it’s super affordable at just 11¢ a day/$39 a year!

2. Rachel and I will be using our Alexas for all our daily reminders and you should too. 

The reminder feature on Alexa is life-changing for anyone who often forgets to do things. All you have to do is say “Alexa remind me tomorrow at 11 AM to…” and she’ll take care of the remembering for you! 🤩 It’s truly a busy mom’s lifesaver!

Alexa even automatically recognizes when reminders are important and will ask if you’d like to be reminded hourly until you’ve told her you’ve completed the task. 😍 This could be for anything from canceling a membership before your free trial runs out, taking out the trash, or scheduling that doctor’s appointment you keep putting off.

3. Rachel is also using Google Keep which has been her digital notepad on the go. 

The best part about Google Keep is that it’s a totally FREE way to stay organized and doesn’t require the purchase of any app, product, or service to start using it. Sweet! 🤩

Our Hip sidekick, Rachel, said she started to use this app in December and it helped keep her extremely organized for literally everything. She said Google Keep has been her walking notebook and something she’d compare to Evernote (IYKYK) which will run you over $100/year if you want any extras.

With Google Keep, you can write notes, create checklists with checkboxes, and access it all from your phone or desktop when you log into your email. We even love that it gives you the ability to personalize your background, font color, and more. Plus, when creating lists it will conveniently recommend items to save you even more time.

Basically, you won’t miss a thing or wonder how to organize your life again.

4. I’m keeping all of my drawers and cabinets organized with The Home Edit. 

I’ve personally been testing The Home Edit organizational products for going on 2 years now and can confidently say they’re worth the investment. Over the years, I’ve tried countless organizational products especially when it comes to my drawers and under-cabinets and this brand has hit the nail on the head!

They’re thoughtfully created to give everything in your home a place and they actually stay organized with daily use. As long as you’re putting stuff back neatly, of course. 😉 Plus, the acrylic is thick and durable so it can hold multiple heavy items with ease and each stackable container is easy to move around in small spaces.

5. Weekends in my home are reserved for meal planning. 

The amount of stress meal planning will take off of you is incredible if you dedicate just a little bit of time to your upcoming week. For me, I usually meal plan on the weekends when I have a little more downtime and can plan out our week ahead. This also ensures my family is eating everything we buy. Besides, who has money to waste food these days? 

I also find staying on top of meal planning makes our week run more smoothly and my kids always know what to expect for dinner without asking. If you aren’t already taking the time to meal plan, commit to 30 minutes every week (or every other week), plan each day’s meals, make your shopping list, and then do your grocery shopping.

As a bonus, you could use a delivery service like your Walmart Plus Membership to bring all your groceries to you and save time going to the store altogether. 👏🏻

To help me remember delicious meal ideas my family loves, I created a Pinterest board to keep track of our favorites.

6. Those of us who need a whole home overhaul will be doing our 4-week cleanout challenge.

We created this fun printable so you can easily tackle all of the main rooms in your home while getting decluttered and with limited stress or feeling overwhelmed. Each week is designed to tackle one room at a time so every declutter phase is manageable and rewarding. Best of all, it’s FREE to you!

Imagine having a more organized home with less stuff in just 4 weeks! If we can do it, you can too!

I can only manage shopping for great deals right now.