Hi, I'm Sarah. An occupational therapist, homesteader, mom, and entrepreneur. I'm also a recovering perfectionist, overscheduler (that's a word, right?!), and lifelong people pleaser. If there's a planner, journal, or organizational system out there, chances are I've tried it. But no matter how many I used, I never quite found one that worked for me.

I kept telling myself, "If I could just get organized, I would finally be able to get everything done." But that never happened. Instead, I found myself in an endless cycle... spending more time trying to manage my tasks than actually doing them.

Sound familiar?

That's why I created Organize Your Hats. It's a planner designed not just for productivity, but for people like us. The women who dream big, wear a dozen different hats, and need a system that works with our neurospicy brains, not against them.

Why Your Planner Needs to Match Your ADHD Brain Wiring

Why Your Planner Needs to Match Your ADHD Brain Wiring

Sarah Voorhees
Published on: 01/08/2025

Traditional planners often fail ADHD brains because they’re built for neurotypical routines. This post explores why neurodivergent minds need flexible, forgiving planning tools—and what features actually help.

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Managing ADHD with Planning Tools: Does it Work?

Managing ADHD with Planning Tools: Does it Work?

Sarah Voorhees
Published on: 01/08/2025

An honest evaluation of different types of planning for women with ADHD: the good, the bad, the ugly, and why you have so many half-used planners.

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Start a New 30-Minute Habit

Start a New 30-Minute Habit

Sarah Voorhees
Published on: 18/07/2025

Feeling overwhelmed by big tasks? Learn how to start a 30-minute habit that helps you break down overwhelming chores into manageable steps—perfect for ADHD brains and busy women juggling multiple roles. Discover practical strategies for building consistency, reclaiming control, and celebrating small wins—one bite at a time.

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ADHD and a Million Ideas: Help, I Love Everything

ADHD and a Million Ideas: Help, I Love Everything

Sarah Voorhees
Published on: 27/06/2025

Living with ADHD and a million ideas can feel overwhelming. This honest, relatable post explores the beauty and chaos of being multi-passionate with ADHD—and offers gentle, practical tips to stay grounded without giving up your spark.