Landing Zones

Your surfaces do not pile up because you are messy. They pile up because the things have nowhere to go.

A thing with no home lands on the nearest counter. Then another does. The counter becomes the home for everything that doesn't have one. Landing Zones fixes the cause: it gives every category an address, with a plan and a label so it stays there.

What a zone is

A zone is a spot with one job. It has three things: what lives there, one rule, and a finish line.

• What lives here. One category. The coffee and tea things. The cleaning things. The incoming post.
• The rule. One line that keeps it honest. "Only what you use to make a hot drink lives within one arm's reach."
• Done when. How you know it's working. "You can make a drink without opening three cupboards."

Twenty-four zones, six plans

Across the spots that collect clutter first: the kitchen (prep, coffee, baking, pantry, under the sink, spices, daily dishes), the entryway (keys, shoes, bags, post), the paper pile (in, action, file, out), the bathroom, the bedroom and the living room. Each area comes with a plan that shows how the zones fit together.

And the labels

Printable, cut-out labels for shelves, bins, jars and hooks. A label is a promise about what goes there, and it does the deciding for you when you are tired. Print them, stick them, and every shelf knows its job.

What you get

• The zone plans in A4 and US Letter, colour and ink saver: one plan per area, plus a full reference of all twenty-four zones.
• The label sheets, ready to print and cut.
• A tablet version for reading on your phone.
• A start guide on how to build a zone that lasts.
• A homeless-object helper for your phone: answer where you use a thing, and it tells you its nearest home.

Instant download after checkout.

This is not more storage

• You don't need more bins. You need fewer things without a home. Zones show you which.
• One home, or no home. A thing that lives in three places lives in none.
• Store it where you use it. The zone goes where the task happens.
• Empty is allowed. A zone with room to spare is one that will keep working.

Questions

Will I have to buy containers?

No. A zone can be a shelf, a drawer, a dish, a hook, or a spot on the counter. Labels are printed on paper. The point is fewer homeless things, not more products.

I already own another Enough Kit product.

The others help you clean and decide. Landing Zones is about where things live, so the mess stops coming back. They work well together and none needs the others.

Do I need a printer?

Labels are best printed, but you can write them by hand from the tablet version. The plans work on screen too.

Is this medical advice?

No. Landing Zones is an organising tool. It does not diagnose or treat anything and it is not a substitute for professional support.

What language are the files in?

English only.

Who am I buying from?

The Enough Kit is published by DoliMarketPlace. Your order confirmation and bank statement will show that name.

Refunds?

It is a digital download, so it cannot be returned. If the files do not work or you were sent the wrong thing, email support@dolimarketplace.com and it will be sorted.

Landing Zones is an organising tool. It is not medical advice, it does not diagnose or treat any condition, and it is not a substitute for professional care. If getting through daily life is consistently overwhelming, that is worth talking to someone about.