If there’s one thing about me, I hate sitting on the floor—so yes, the yoga mat came out immediately. In this video I’m decompressing by building two IKEA clothing racks (because the rack behind me in my other videos officially needed backup). I tried to do it “women in STEM” style without a manual… and then reality hit when I realized I didn’t even have a screwdriver. I ended up engineering my way through with scissors, a little righty-tighty confusion, and a quick redo when I noticed a piece sticking out the way it definitely shouldn’t. Once the racks were up, it turned into a full closet therapy session. My closet is beyond maxed out—every crevice of my room is basically storing clothes—so I started hanging and organizing everything I actually want to see and wear. I don’t organize by season; I go shortest to longest and then color-code from lightest to darkest. I also keep my hangers consistent (I use the same sturdy Amazon hangers I’ve had for years), and I try to keep sets together so I’m not losing pieces. The biggest takeaway: when your clothes are visible and organized, you stop forgetting what you own (and you stop accidentally buying the same thing twice).