More or less.

Which things do you want more of in your life?
Which things less?

More time to spend making memories with people you love?
Less time spent taking care of the mechanics of daily living?

More space to be arty and crafty?
Less distraction from your technology?

More opportunities to get outside?
Less time watching tv?

More Laughing?
Less worrying?

A little less clutter and a little more organization can 

set the stage for you to 

make the commitment to a life of more or less.

Not the end.

Getting organized isn't the end.
Organization is a choice of daily actions.

Having homes for the items you use, need, love and value
contributes to being organized.
Making conscious decisions about what you buy and bring home is part of being organized.
Putting things away, instead of just down,
handling paperwork in a timely and consistent manner,
being specific with others in your home about chores, tasks and expectations all are part of the daily mechanics of 

being organized.

Creating the habit of conscious decisions with regard to what you own, why you have it, and where you'll keep it will support you in having an organized and simpler life.