Sharon E. Hines

Helping busy women declutter their homes, mind and time.

The Book

"Home on Purpose: Mindful Living in a Hectic World" has helped so many people stop the endless cycle of clutter, clean, repeat and bring purpose to their everyday routine. This top selling book covers how to:
  • organize any room in your house
  • style your home like a decorator
  • keep a tidy house, even with kids
  • get more done in a day
    • If you’re ready to break free from survival mode and start creating a home and life you love, "Home on Purpose" is for you. Click the book icon to grab your copy.

    The Course

    It would be great if everyone could get out the door in the mornings without stressing over missing shoes, lost keys, or being late. You'd love to have a designated space for all those papers from school, work and the mailbox. Well, I've got you! After you finish this self-paced (you get to declutter and organize when you have time) course, you will have:
  • schedules and routines that set a peaceful tone for your mornings and evenings
  • a family command center that will keep you and your family organized
  • a drop zone with a place for everything (the backpacks and shoes and keys)
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    Free Challenge

    Do you feel like your former self is buried underneath laundry piles and "mom hair don't care"? Do you find yourself wishing life would just slow down? I get it. It's really hard to be present when there's no time for yourself and your mind is constantly distracted by kids, work, and to-do lists. The Make Room Challenge was designed to help you cut down on the distractions and gain control of your time. In just 14 days, you'll feel more present and enjoy your life. Click the house icon to join the challenge.

    Make Room for Hope

    I don’t do well with waiting. Especially when I feel like I’ve done all the things I’m supposed to do to see results; setting intentions, writing goals, and doing the next right thing. Then, I get restless. The next thing I know, I’m rearranging furniture.  So, it makes perfect sense (in retrospect) that I was rearranging

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    Surprised by Ordinary

    We’d just gotten home from celebrating Christmas with family when my daughter said, “Christmas night feels so final, like everything is over until next year.” I told her I understood, that I used to feel the same way. Then, I shared how I move past the sadness by telling myself Christmas day is actually the

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    Setting Goals, A Different Approach

    So many people talked about taking down Christmas decor, making fresh starts, and setting new goals in the week leading up to New Year’s Eve that my soul felt rushed.  But, I wanted to look forward to the New Year. So, at about 11: 15 p.m., I sat on my couch and turned the channel

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