I’m teaching something at Get Organized HQ that I’ve never taught before—and I think every woman who loves to host needs to know about it.
If you’ve ever opened a closet and thought, “Where in the world am I going to put all of this?” …this is for you.
I’m thrilled to be part of this year’s Get Organized HQ Virtual Conference, featuring more than 100 sessions dedicated to organizing your home, your life, and everything in between.
And yes—the conference is FREE to attend.
But there’s something I really want you to know before you decide which ticket to grab.
I’m Finally Teaching You How to Build a Hosting Closet
For the first time, I’m sharing the system I’ve used for years to organize the dishes, serving pieces, linens, glassware, silverware, candles, and entertaining treasures that make hosting easier.
I’m calling it The Hosting Closet, and it has completely changed the way I prepare for guests.
In my session, I’ll show you how to create a dedicated space for your entertaining essentials—even if you don’t have an actual closet to spare.
Because here’s what I’ve learned after more than 40 years of hosting:
When everything has a home, hosting becomes so much easier.
You stop searching.
You stop buying things you already own.
And you can actually enjoy your guests instead of running around looking for the gravy boat.
That’s the kind of organization I love: organization that gives you back your time.
Yes, there’s a free ticket. Here’s why I’m going ALL ACCESS.
Your FREE Get Organized HQ is pretty fantastic
You’ll get access to 100+ sessions, a digital goody bag, entry into more than 1,000 giveaways, and an invitation to the GOHQ community.
That’s a lot of organizing goodness for absolutely nothing.
But here’s the part I don’t want you to miss.
With an ALL ACCESS Pass, you don’t have to squeeze all of that learning into conference week.
You get lifetime access to the session recordings.
Think about that.
You can watch my Hosting Closet class when you’re ready to tackle your entertaining space. You can go back to another session when you’re ready to organize your kitchen. You can revisit a favorite lesson six months—or even years—from now.
You aren’t just attending a conference. You’re building a library of organizing resources you can come back to whenever you need them.
And I’m adding one more reason to make ALL ACCESS especially worthwhile.
I’m Giving You Kitchen Pantry Camp FREE.
When you purchase an ALL ACCESS Pass through my link, you’ll also receive my Kitchen Pantry Camp course FREE.
This is my hands-on approach to getting your pantry organized so you can actually use it.
We’ll talk about creating zones, knowing what you have, making things easy to find, and setting up your pantry so it supports the way you cook, bake and host.
And I think there’s something pretty special about doing these two things together:
First, organize the pantry.
Then, organize the hosting closet.
Suddenly, your kitchen starts working for you.
Here’s My Advice:
If you simply want to pop into a few sessions during the conference, grab the free ticket. Truly. It’s an incredible opportunity.
But if you’re thinking:
“I want to actually get my home organized.”
“I want to learn from all of these experts.”
“I don’t want to worry about missing a session.”
“I want to be able to come back to these lessons whenever I need them.”
Then I would absolutely choose ALL ACCESS.
Because the free ticket gets you through the door.
ALL ACCESS lets you keep the keys.
And with my Kitchen Pantry Camp included FREE, you’re getting even more tools to help you create a home that’s organized, welcoming, and ready for the people you love.
Don’t miss my first-ever Hosting Closet class.
Get your Get Organized HQ ticket, and if you want lifetime access to all the sessions plus my Kitchen Pantry Camp FREE, choose ALL ACCESS.
I can’t wait to open the door to my Hosting Closet and show you what’s inside.
Let’s get organized—and then let’s have people over.
Hospitality is in my DNA. I founded Home with a Twist, a daughter’s twist on her mother’s traditions, in memory of my mother to celebrate her life and the gifts she shared with me. Mother loved to celebrate life’s occasions – big and small.
