I used to work 7 days a week. And I homeschooled my kids and ran a home business, cooked every meal from scratch and tried to be a good wife and mom. I literally was packing up orders for my online bookstore hours before giving birth to my 3rd child. (NOT recommended!) Here’s a

Do you have special things you’re keeping because of the memories they hold? Maybe it’s your grandmother’s china or your wedding heels or your baby’s favorite stuffie. Use the Birdbath Principle to increase your enjoyment of those things AND learn how to let go at the same time. Watch the Video Now: Want more

It’s a hard topic but one we are discussing today:  grief and clutter. Grief often plays a big role in the accumulation and maintenance of clutter. Sometimes, it is hard to let go of a loved one’s belongings. Other times, the stress of dealing with loss allows clutter to run wild. We’re having a

If you don’t know why you’re procrastinating with decluttering, then how can you try to fix it? This video discusses some of the common blocks that might keep you from clearing out that clutter, even when you know it’s a good idea. You’ll learn: 6 different scenarios where people procrastinate. You need to identify

Do negative emotions like anxiety, overwhelm and guilt cause you to avoid decluttering? Watch this video to learn why you MUST listen to those feelings instead of trying to escape them. You’ll also learn a technique for processing those emotions so you can take action and do the decluttering and organizing work you want

Do you let the worst-case scenario keep you from decluttering? This video is about how we catastrophize about all the terrible things that will happen when we let things go, and how we allow that to stop us. Use the 3 steps in this video to move beyond catastrophizing to making decisions on purpose.

If decluttering sometimes makes you wish that a natural disaster would come and take care of it all for you, you are not alone. Decluttering is hard! Yet, it doesn’t have to stop you. Watch this video to understand the underlying issues that make decluttering so difficult so you can learn how to address

For some, the link between trauma and clutter is all too real. There’s undeniable pain and anxiety that accompanies the decluttering process, often causing us to get too overwhelmed to make real change. For others, the trauma is more insidious – creeping into your home and causing your clutter to get out of control

“I don’t have time to declutter.” “I don’t feel like it.” “I don’t know how.” If any of these excuses reasons has ever stopped you from doing something important like decluttering, you MUST watch this video. It will give you a way to flip the script and start telling a new story about your