Habits are a powerful force you can use to get things done!   In this video, learn how to form new habits and use them to create a home that you’re proud of. Weekly Worksheet Update The videos are still freely available. However, the worksheets themselves are now only available inside the Vault. If

One issue that causes a lot of grief and frustration as people declutter is having too much of a good thing. In this video, learn how to identify those things and how to let go. Weekly Worksheet Update The videos are still freely available. However, the worksheets themselves are now only available inside the

Raise your hand if you tend to play the “what if” game. “What if I need that later?” … then I won’t want to declutter it. “What if I change my mind?” … I’ll beat myself up. “What if so-and-so asks about the gift she gave me?” … I’ll feel guilty for giving it

My 2 year old nephew, Charlie, has a wooden wagen (being British, he calls it a trolley) that he loves to take EVERYWHERE with him. When I was visiting last week, he demanded that we take it on a hike. Lucky for us, he forgot about it in the car and we didn’t have

When you hear the word “limit” do you cringe and automatically feel resistance? A lot of people struggle against limits (“I don’t want to pare down my collection of figurines! Don’t tell me it’s wrong to have this many pairs of black pants!”). Setting limits and following them is a true task in itself.

I’ve got a large box of long fluorescent light bulbs in the basement. They have sat there for 4 years (ouch!). I keep telling myself I need to give them away or sell them (they cost quite a bit of money and they’re unused!). But I always seem to file this task under “Do

There are a million things we do each day that only take a couple of minutes. Sometimes it feels like we’re being more productive if we batch them up and save for later. But when we do this too often, they pile up and then we procrastinate even more.  This week, you’re going to

When we have too much stuff, it makes it hard to enjoy our favorites. We spend so much time managing our stuff (or avoiding managing it) that we don’t have time to do the things we love to do. Learn how to declutter home even when you have a hard time letting go. So

“I don’t want my kids to have to deal with all my crap!” This is one of the reasons for decluttering I hear all the time from my students. A lifetime of possessions (treasures?) can occupy a LOT of space! Some people call this Swedish Death Cleaning And while I love this reason, here’s

Often we hang on to the things in our life (creating clutter) because we love ALL the things. Or we buy more, more, more because we want ALL the things. But there’s a different kind of wanting. Wanting what you ALREADY have. Sounds odd, doesn’t it?   Watch this video to learn how to