Jul 13, 2026 · 49 min · 15 segments
Professional home organizer Stephanie Haghani has seen inside more overflowing basements and toy closets than she can count — and her diagnosis is refreshingly simple: most of us don't lack systems…
Stephanie HaghaniGuest
Alana KayfetzHost
And I think just truthfully, day-to-day life is things come into our homes and they don't exit, right? We have things coming in for birthdays and holidays and Christmas and camp and back to school.

And everything is like a culture of consumption where people think they need more and bigger and everything.

Like there's not the stress of managing all the items that come into your home, but it's It's just so easy to buy and things, you know, yes, there are a lot of expenses, but it's easy to buy cheap things too that we just need for a short period of time.

So the question is, how do you combat that? Like, how do you not buy? Like how in a culture of consumerism and Amazon and home delivery and fast fashion and more felt like maybe like a, you know, I'm actually recording this for my parents house where like they're collectors, they have stuff.

And I think just truthfully, day-to-day life is things come into our homes and they don't exit, right? We have things coming in for birthdays and holidays and Christmas and camp and back to school.

And everything is like a culture of consumption where people think they need more and bigger and everything.

Like there's not the stress of managing all the items that come into your home, but it's It's just so easy to buy and things, you know, yes, there are a lot of expenses, but it's easy to buy cheap things too that we just need for a short period of time.

So the question is, how do you combat that? Like, how do you not buy? Like how in a culture of consumerism and Amazon and home delivery and fast fashion and more felt like maybe like a, you know, I'm actually recording this for my parents house where like they're collectors, they have stuff.
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