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 photo of me, probably very tired but still smiling, when I was right in the thick of it.
Eventually, I managed to stop this incessant cycle of work-work-work.
I learned how to declutter in a way that didn’t overwhelm me.
And now knowing what I know, I have SO much more free time to enjoy.
I still love to work and I love my possessions but neither one of them overwhelms me.
Now that I look back I see SO many parallels between constant working and filling up my home with things.
Watch this video to learn about the time-clutter connection.
I’ll explain how I stopped the cycle and how letting go of my stuff helped me pare back on the things I was filling my time with.
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