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Quickies: 29 little habits that take under 30 seconds and give you your weekends back

Your future self will thank you. 😏

  • Every Quickie takes 30 seconds or less (no free Saturday required)

  • Sorted by room, so you always know where to start

  • Small enough to actually stick, so the mess stops coming back

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Sound familiar?

You're the one keeping it all running. The work, the house, the kids, the calendar on the fridge.

So when someone says "just set aside a weekend and clean out your closets," you laugh. Which weekend? You don't want to spend your precious time cleaning. And the last time you did a big clean-out, it all came right back.

No wonder it feels overwhelming, and you don't know where to start.

Enter: the Quickie 😏

I've been ambitious since I was 11 years old. Then the hats piled up: mom, daughter, partner, friend, cook, nurse, taxi driver, planner, coordinator, scheduler, financial planner, cheerleader, emotional rock, safety net, sleep specialist, comforter and Household CEO. I had way too many hats to take on one more task.

There was a day I realized all my time was going to the house, the kids and tasks that left me tired at the end of the weekend, not energized. I wasn't having fun.

So I made FUN my word for the year. Then I made it my word again the next year, until I actually knew how to have fun in life again. And let's just say Quickies had a lot to do with it. 😉

A Quickie is a habit that takes 30 seconds or less, done right where you're standing. Flip the shirt right-side out before it hits the hamper. Untie your shoes instead of kicking them off. Pull the duvet up and walk away.

Each one is so small it almost feels silly. That's why it works. It's small enough to do on your busiest day, so it sticks. And when the little things get handled in the moment, there's no pile waiting for your Saturday.

Your future self will thank you.

What 30 seconds at a time gets you

  • Get organized without giving up a single weekend (even if your calendar is already packed)

  • Know exactly where to start, because every Quickie is sorted by the room you're standing in

  • Keep your home calm day to day, so the mess stops coming right back

  • Walk in the door to a home that feels peaceful, not like one more thing on your to-do list

  • Get the whole house in on it, with simple habits even your kids can follow

  • Spend your precious time on the people and things you love, instead of on your closets

Less time cleaning. More time for fun.

INSIDE THE GUIDE

10 spots. 29 Quickies.

Sorted by where you'll be when you do them, so there's nothing to remember.

01

Entryway

At the door

02

Closet

Getting dressed

03

Kitchen

Meals + cleanup

04

Bedroom

Morning + night

05

Bathroom

Shower + sink

06

Car

On the road

07

Desk

Logging off

08

Workout

Before you move

09

Pets

Four-legged upkeep

10

Bonus

On your phone

A 2-page printable you can stick on the fridge and check off. Pick one Quickie, do it for 7 days, then add another.

A TASTE OF WHAT'S INSIDE

Three Quickies to try tonight

Prep tomorrow's coffee tonight.

You'll wake up feeling like you have a personal assistant.

Give your keys one home.

Same bowl, every time, and "where are my keys?" is over.

Hang tomorrow's outfit on one hanger.

Tomorrow morning, you get dressed without making a single decision.

This weekend is coming either way. Spend it catching up on the house, or spend it having fun. Start tonight, 30 seconds at a time.

MEET YOUR GUIDE

Meet Grace Brooke

I've spent 25 years decluttering homes, minds and lives. I'm a mom, a recovering hustler and a professional organizer who would much rather be having fun than cleaning.

I help women declutter from the inside out, and my real focus is simplifying your life: your home, your time and the to-do list in your head.

Featured on TLC's Hoarding: Buried Alive · Author of Who's Managing Your Life?

WHAT WOMEN ARE SAYING

Small habits. Real life.

"Grace does very well breaking things down into bite-sized pieces, which gives me the sense that 'Hey, maybe I CAN do this!' I reorganized my pantry and was able to prioritize my time better."

— Nora Guy

"Working with Grace Brooke was a game-changer for me. Her approach helped me see that it's okay to put my needs first."

— Tina Denison

"Grace is such a joy to work with! She knows her stuff and makes activities or assignments beneficial and doable."

— Gretchen Johnsrud

Your questions, answered

I really don't have time. Will this actually work for me?

That's exactly who I made it for. Every Quickie takes 30 seconds or less, and you do it while you're already standing there. Most take less time than waiting for the microwave.

I've gotten organized before and it all came right back. Why is this different?

A big clean-out fixes the mess once. Quickies handle the little things the moment they happen, so the pile never gets the chance to build back up.

Do I have to do all 29?

Nope. Please don't! Start in the room you're standing in. One at a time is the whole idea.

Most of the clutter belongs to my partner or kids. Now what?

Start with your own Quickies. People notice, and a few are made for the whole house, like the shared grocery list rule: you finish it, you add it.

What exactly do I get?

A free 2-page printable checklist with 29 Quickies in 10 spots, from your entryway to your phone. It goes straight to your inbox.

What if I want more help than a checklist?

I've got you. Sacred Simplicity is my membership for a calm home and a clear mind, and I work with a few women one-on-one. You'll hear about both in my emails, no pressure.

Your weekend called. It wants you back.

Organizing can take 30 seconds at a time, right in the room you're already standing in, and leave you more time for the fun stuff.

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