These women have been where you are

What you'll learn in the Declutter Your Home Course

How to declutter a space from BEGINNING to END

... without getting stuck in the overwhelm

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The Decluttering Cycle
Discover the easiest way to properly start so you don't end up with a bigger mess

What to do when faced with disagreement from family members ... and how to keep your sanity when living with someone who would love to be a hoarder

The “Piano Test” decision-making for sentimental items

How to find a home for everything (even if your home lacks storage)

Secret sources of motivation

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... and so much more

THINK YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO DECLUTTER? 

THINK AGAIN.

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All that stuff is costing you cold hard cash.

Can't you just do this yourself?

Isn’t it just a question of trying harder or “getting serious”?

No, it’s not.

You’ve tried that already, haven’t you?

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​Is it working?

Decluttering feels hard. 

The Declutter Your Home Course will make it easy for you.

What people are saying about working with Sarah Mueller

Arla Lewis’ house always had a “junk room.”

“My computer room was always horrible. And then over the years, the living room joined in the horribleness.”

“I’ve tried different programs that worked for a while, and then I fell off the wagon. But with you, it was like somebody holding my hand saying ‘you can do it. I’m right here…’

“Now I know I can do it. It feels fantastic. I feel a lot better so I thank you Sarah.”

- Arla Lewis

As a military family, Tanya and her husband spent years unsure when or where they’d move next. Between repeated moves and starting a family, the boxes started stacking up.

The clutter made Tanya feel anxious. 

“Home should be your safe place. It should be the place where you can de-stress.”

Sarah’s groups help immensely.

“I love the people posting daily. It has young people, and older people, and people my age…it’s been an inspirational group for me, to see people’s before and after photos and to not be afraid to post, ‘okay, here’s my mess, but look, this is what I did!’

“We eat at the table for all of our meals now.
That was our goal…and that’s been a huge positive for my family.

The more I let go, I see the space and it’s usable.

The things that sat on the counter all the time are now put away.

“And I’ve noticed my oldest, he’s calmer.
I look back think, ‘how were we functioning?’ Not very well apparently.”

“I feel better now.

I don’t stress out if someone says, ‘Hey, I’m dropping by the house’…now it’s just like normal kids toys out, not, ‘oh I haven’t unpacked 24 boxes and they’re still sitting in my living room.’”

- Tanya

Judy could make her house look presentable, but she wasn’t really cleaning—she was hiding things.

“I would run around like a crazy person stuffing things everywhere when someone was coming over…When they’d leave I’d think, ‘oh, the house looks nice,’ but I couldn’t find a thing.”

“Last January I thought, ‘this is the year to do it.’ But I’d have quit in a month had I not found you. ”

I know where everything is now. 

I love it.

It’s what life should have been all along.”

- Judy

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Jen, who lives with her two adult daughters, was feeling stressed about keeping up their house in the wake of a divorce. Decluttering helps her feel in control.

Jen is making quick work of decluttering.

“I try to work 20 minutes to half an hour every single day. I seem to be more motivated right before it’s garbage day.”

“There’s still a little bit of clutter, you know, I still have knickknacks and things like that. It’s been rewarding because everybody tells me how nice my house is.”

- Jen

While she was a foster parent to five kids, Pat Branstetter learned to never throw a paper away.

“You’re going to need it for court.”

“Once I got started with your program, it made me feel so good to be able to just do the refrigerator. I thought that was kind of bizarre when my goal was the stupid office.

And then it was, ‘do the junk drawer’… and I realized the process that you had was something that we all needed.

After watching Pat work on her things for a few months, her husband did all of his clothes.

She says, “That’s what everyone dreams of!

It was amazing.”

- Pat Branstetter

The tipping point for Morgan was when she became pregnant.

The baby's room was so packed with stuff that you couldn’t walk in it.

This wasn’t the first time Morgan had tried to clear out that room.

“I tried making it into my craft room but I just couldn’t get rid of the stuff so the room never got to where I wanted it.

But when I had that deadline of the baby coming, it became very easy to let go of a lot of stuff.”

Before, I was paralyzed because I didn’t know where to start so I just never did it. So doing this has really helped.

I can come home, I can cook a meal right away because I don’t have to clean the counter off first. It’s just improved our life so much.

- Morgan

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Kathy’s late husband used to complain about her clutter.

“After he died I realized he had more clutter than me, and was able put it in places where I couldn’t see it.”

Decluttering is especially difficult when you’re dealing with grief.

“I’m now getting to the point where I can do that, and enjoy the memories…”

Kathy already had a habit of donating extra things to charity, but she’s picked up the pace. 

“I have more of a sense of urgency, as I’m older.

There’s been a lot of information about death cleaning, which sounds really morbid, but it makes a lot of sense to me.”

“The push was realizing that I didn’t want to leave all of this stuff for my kids to go through…They’re not interested in a lot of my memorabilia.”

“My favorite part is the group calls.

I love it.

It’s that half hour that I just concentrate. And I know that there is a time that I’m going to finish it, or stop, and come back and talk with you all. ”

- Kathy

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I just wanted to say thank you for all you have done so far in helping me with my clutter!! As a mom of now 3 grown children I found myself hanging on to old toys and blankets. Polly pockets and Barbie dolls that just one day may have value. With your help I’m sorting out the good, the bad and the ugly!   

Yes I saved a small bin of toys that were in excellent condition and may hold some value but I gave away the rest.

It felt so freeing.

​I now am working on a craft room for myself.

I’m going to keep what craft materials matter and getting rid if the rest.  I I just wanted to say thank you!

- Kathy

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Let me tell you decluttering has been the best thing I have ever done.

I work full time and we bought a new home five years ago. When we moved in I was working 10-12 hours a day, most weeks 6 days a week.

My son-in-law became disabled and my daughter started working two jobs.

Needless to say our house was a complete mess. I believe we had just gotten so overwhelmed that no one knew where to start.

I cleaned the dining room which took me all day to do but it’s done. The table is clean, we have been eating at the table and on Saturday night, we have been having game night and playing games and clean the room afterward.

Life is so much easier with our house clean and decluttered. I don’t think this would have ever happened without you and your help. You never made me feel bad about the house being such a mess but you gave me hope that we could get it done.

Thank you for all your help and encouragement.

- Kaye

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Now that Robin’s children are grown, she’s decluttering the things she’s inherited and things her kids left behind.

“Every time I get rid of something I feel like I come a little bit closer to the surface. Stuff weighs you down so much and I feel a little bit lighter, a little bit happier when I walk into my house. I’m not so overwhelmed by everything that needs to be tended to.”

“It breaks my heart when people are struggling so much with decisions, knowing that they would feel better if they decluttered. It reminds me to let go. ”

- Robin

I love the positivity that is sent out, and the fact that Sarah makes you feel you can accomplish anything! She has great wisdom and ideas.

- Linda Osterhoudt

Ideas, encouragement – this is a great process to get with other people trying to accomplish the same goal- declutter your home.

- Charlene Ricketts

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Bringing organization and sensibility to life.

- Hazel Minnick

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Great suggestions and motivation to do what would make a serene environment

- Beth Chapman Oliver

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I have struggled with clutter for while now. The inspiration from this group is beyond helpful and inspiring! And Sarah is a great leader and her positive energy really helps keep you going!!

- Linda Bickerdyke

The way she motivates people without judgment and makes it a fun challenge

- Trish Scott

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Love the simple, no pressure approach to decluttering! Been decluttering little by little over the course of a year and am so much happier. I can do it how and when I want without worrying about being perfect. It’s also saved me money because I no longer lose things in the clutter that I end up re-buying. Thank you!!

- Stephanie Fox

She is a fantastic person & so easy to understand her. I love all the tips this group gives

- Assumpta Hoban

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Great community support for anyone wanting to declutter their home and lives!

- Michelle Avent

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Great ideas, sharing experience and helping others to get on with life.

- Karen Whitten Rae

The support and fact that all comments must be positive and helpful. Sarah is an inspiration!

- Carol Pellicelli Dimse

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Awesome ideas and videos very positive and encouraging

- Sheila White

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Great to have a community to cheer each other on whilst dealing with decluttering – oftentimes a difficult task due to multiple decisions/multiple things to throw, sentimental clutter and whether to keep, throw or donate

- Ann-Maree Bennett

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I love the way that it is taught in baby steps. Decluttering can be overwhelming so this is essential.

- Catherine Smith Brown Washington

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Helpful and realistic. Thank you so much.

- Hettie Eggleton

It’s a great thing go be working with other people that are going through the same as you

- Carol Ann Churchill

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This group is supportive, caring, understanding and motivating, and that’s why I like to visit the Facebook group. I wish I could spend more time here. Thanks to Sarah for sharing her expertise, seeing that everything is working smoothly and for supporting and motivating us.

- Debra Williams Lee

Sarah helped to discard things, not hoard them.

- Valerie Brown

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I feel like I need support to get it done , it’s so over whelming and I personally feel like joining your club has helped in taking the steps I need to get started

- Joanna Adkins Johnson

Sarah breaks it down to smaller tasks so the job is not so overwhelming.

- Doris Bunny Hecht-Gelberg

Several step by step processes

Lots of encouraging videos

Input from many others working on the same issues

- Lindy Pavkovich

Very good decluttering and house organizations ideas!!!!

- Wendy Markham

The Declutter Your Home Course provides the most support you'll find absolutely anywhere short of hiring your own professional decluttering expert to come to your home and do the work for you.

However, I understand that you may be worried about whether this will work for you. And that's why I'm adding in this "Backup Plan Guarantee."

If during the first 30 days, you don’t feel completely different about your home…

If you haven’t removed at least 10 boxes or bags of clutter…

Or if for any other reason you’re not completely satisfied, I insist that you contact me for a full refund.


And if you do want a refund AND you’ve attended or watched the replays of at least 2 Clean and Declutter calls, I will send you a check for $100 for you to use with a local professional organizer of your choice.


You take absolutely no risk by joining the Declutter Your Home course.

By joining, you’ll have a backup plan in reserve if for some reason you’re not completely happy and satisfied.


It’s like buying an insurance policy that you can redeem for a professional organizer.

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