Declutter & Organize 4 areas of your home with me

Especially if you’ve tried and failed in the past to clean up your house and keep it that way.

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A cluttered home is hard to avoid, especially if you are a sentimental or creative person.

Our “one-click-shopping” world is like a tidal wave when it comes to loading up extra things in your home (even when it’s all good stuff!)

If you grew up with Depression Era parents or grandparents, it makes sense that you struggle with a lot of stuff. From the time you were born, you’ve been programmed to shop for the best deals, to not waste even the tiniest thing that’s still useful, to fix what’s broken and to be grateful for what you have. And, so you never let anything go. 

Of course this is the battle you're fighting.

It’s not your fault that your house is overflowing with stuff.

Human beings aren’t great at creating their own structure and accountability. 

No one tells you when to clean your house.

No one makes you spend the weekend decluttering the garage.

No one shows you how to keep your craft room from becoming a dumping ground.

And for the things that aren’t scheduled, something more urgent usually wins out.

The dog gets sick, you spend months on a volunteer event or you’re just so tired at the end of the day that you have no interest in tidying a cupboard or throwing away expired makeup.

And so over time the things in your home pile up.

You inherit precious belongings from loved ones who’ve passed away.

And your body protests when you try to pull an all-night cleaning session. Panic cleaning may have worked when you were 22 but at 62, it will knock you out for an entire week.

People don’t address the problem until an emergency forces them to (maybe a broken hot water heater, a pest infestation or the urgent need to host house guests) OR until someone passes away and the family is left to pick up the pieces while deep in the midst of grief.  

After 20 years of these patterns, you’ve got a REALLY big mess and no clue how to tackle it.

And even if you could tackle it, clear out the clutter and go back to enjoying your home again….

… you have no idea how to maintain it. Because even in later years, life hasn’t slowed down and wasn’t that the problem in the first place?

Living with clutter causes shame and isolation.

The women who seek me out only have company after hours or days of panic cleaning and hiding overflowing bins, totes and laundry baskets behind closed doors. That is, if they even allow anyone past the front door at all…

When you live in a messy, cluttered home, the LAST thing you want is for someone to discover what your home actually looks like. 

They won’t understand that you cleaned for hours just to get to that point or that you’ve already donated bags and bags of clothes. All that their curious eyes will see is what you haven’t done. They’ll notice the piles everywhere: papers on kitchen counters; clothes, vitamins, boxes and who-knows-what on the kitchen table, the bulging closets.

If you’re lucky, they’ll sympathize and say their home is a hot mess too; if you’re unlucky, they’ll roll their eyes and mutter something about hoarders.

Decluttering is a lifeline…

...CAN YOU AFFORD TO GO IT ALONE?

If you want to keep decluttering on your own, you need 3 things:

1. Structure
Don’t waste precious time or energy deciding what to work on. Structure is very hard to create for yourself, especially if you're overwhelmed.

2. Accountability to stay on track and finish what you started. To have effective accountability, you want to involve other people. 

3. Habits to get the work done automatically. The best habits are the ones that make your work easier.

Don't try to do this without help.

The Organize My Home membership will give you all 3!

Here’s how it works.

STEP 1: You’ll spend your first 28 days in our 28 Day Reboot program.

We’ll be there every step of the way with you, holding your hand and helping you through a big change in your home. 

And, the best news is that you don’t need a lot of time to do this work. If you can set aside 20-30 minutes a day, 4-6 days a week, you will easily “reboot” 4 different areas of your home. If you have more time, feel free to dig deeper. If you don’t, you’ll easily hit the highlights. 

We don’t start you off in the “big” group because we want to help you take 1 step at a time. You’re already overwhelmed enough; we don’t want to make it worse by giving you a firehose of information. So we work with you inside the “incubator” of the 28 Day Reboot program to help you gain momentum first.

Here’s more about how your first 28 days in this program will work:

#1 – Daily assignments give you structure.

Every day I’ll post a short assignment in our private Facebook group.

Login, read the instructions and do your assignment.

Report back in the group. 

Catch up with your team and your coach during your weekly accountability call.

Get even more motivated and equipped with the weekly bonus activities (see below!)

You’ll see the wins stack up day by day. 

The wins compound over time just like the value of a home going up over time.

It’s not rocket science, but it is magic when you do a little bit each day. 

We take Sundays off. 

#2 – Stay Accountable with a Team on Your Side

One of the biggest influences we see in our programs is the accountability that comes with being part of a group. During your first 28 days with you, you are invited to join an Accountability Team. 

After you register, you’ll select a team to join. Each team has a 30 minute group coaching call once a week. You’ll check in with your team leader (a Decluttering School Coach). 

You’ll be able to report on your progress, get help if you’re stuck, and enjoy camaraderie with your coach and with others who are doing this work in their own homes.

#3 - Build habits that will serve you for the rest of your life

I always tell my clients that they aren’t lazy; they just need better habits. Good habits are the fairy godmother of a clean home; the work gets done almost as if by magic. 

The habits that we build into this program are things that most of our community didn’t grow up with. Without these habits, housework and clutter is a HUGE struggle. Life is an uphill battle when you never learned the things that we’ll teach you. 

But the good news is that these habits are simple to learn and don’t take a lot of time, especially when you practice them in our group format. 

Your house will stay cleaner with less effort (I promise this is no exaggeration). 

You’ll surprise yourself by doing what we call “passive decluttering” without even planning to. 

You’ll start to view your home with new eyes and taking care of it will become much more automatic. 

You’ll have more time for crafts, for family, or for yourself.

During your first 28 days, we'll focus on a different area of the home each week:

Member Wins

Besides your daily assignments and weekly Coaching Call, you’ll be invited to 2 more calls to inspire motivation and tackle your assignments.

You will receive a link to a printable calendar for this course, so you can mark your calendar and not miss anything!

This bonus video training with printable notes will give you a desensitization protocol for dealing with a space or a room that causes you anxiety.