Whether you are dealing with a crazy messy house and you have to radically declutter or you just want to get more organized because you want life to be easier, it doesn't matter where you're starting from.

It can be hard. It can be hard to know where to begin. And it can be really hard to stay motivated, which is why I love having people to continually

inspire me who have been there, who've done the hard stuff and learned the tips and the

tricks to make it easier.

And today I am interviewing the incredible tidy dad.

Tyler is a dad who also works full time as a teacher. He is three young

children and he lives in a tiny apartment in New York. He got to his breaking point and he found a way

out and he's going to share all of his tidy dad wisdom with us right now.

There's nothing like water bottle stress.

There's nothing like kids losing stuff that just, it's like one of those like universal

equalizers.

Like regardless of how old your kids are where you live, you experience it.

I love this. I mean, I feel like we didn't even say hi to each other. We just jumped right into

water bottle stress. The struggle is real. Okay. And you're telling me that it doesn't necessarily

get better. But it might. No, my teens are even more obsessed than ever.

And it's like if they don't have the particular one that they like, it's like a nightmare.

But for some reason, I'm still keeping the old ones just in case, even though nobody, what is happening?

I know.

Well, it's funny because my wife's parents, they were in an RV and they've just moved into their house because they've retired. And my sister-in-law

went over and she looked at her son and my mother-in-law was like, look, I got out your little

plastic sippy cup from when you were a baby in the 1980s. And like your son is using it now. Isn't that

cute? And my sister-in-law was like, mom, I think that it's not good anymore.

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