When someone invites me into their home—or their hard drive—it’s rarely just about “tidying up.” What I walk into is often much heavier: a lifetime of decisions delayed, the silent stress of transition, and a deep desire for change, wrapped in uncertainty.

When we talk about getting organized, most people think of pantries, closets, or office drawers. But one of the most meaningful—and often overlooked—spaces to bring order to is your family’s photo collection.