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To those asking about the 5 AM club book I was chatting about, it's this one: https://amzn.to/3QfiRqn by Robin Sharma
*This is an affiliate link, so Organizing an ADHD Brain may earn a commission if you purchase through this link. Thanks for supporting the podcast!!
Welcome back to season two of Organizing an ADHD Brain with Megs. In this special one-year anniversary episode, Megs dives into the multifaceted topic of 'letting go,' discussing the barriers that often prevent us from decluttering our homes. She shares personal stories, including helping her parents clear out their attic and linen closet, and offers practical advice on how to reduce emotional and logistical barriers to letting go. From adopting easier donation strategies to innovative methods like ThredUp, Megs emphasizes the importance of establishing regular routines for decluttering. Tune in for heartfelt anecdotes, practical tips, and a roadmap to achieve a less cluttered, more organized life.
Welcome to Season Two!
00:31 The Journey of Letting Go
03:52 A Personal Story: Helping My Parents
08:50 Understanding the Emotional Barriers
16:14 Practical Tips to get things out of your home
24:35 The Benefits of Letting Go
30:03 Final Thoughts and Community Shoutouts
Is Coaching a good fit for you? Book a call with Megs to find out> Book a Call
Learn more about the Community HERE> OrganizinganADHDBrain.com (Join the waitlist for 2026)
Looking for ADHD-friendly support with decluttering, organizing, or just making life feel a little less chaotic? The new Ways To Connect page is your go-to hub for real-life tools, gentle guidance, and ways to connect—free and paid, no pressure.
*In some shows, there are items offered for free on my website. As of this recording, the only download available is the Dopamine Menu, You can download the dopamine menu here: FREE Dopamine Menu Download
I even send you a video on how to complete!
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To those asking about the 5 AM club book I was chatting about, it's this one: https://amzn.to/3QfiRqn by Robin Sharma
*This is an affiliate link, so Organizing an ADHD Brain may earn a commission if you purchase through this link. Thanks for supporting the podcast!!
Welcome back to season two of Organizing an ADHD Brain with Megs. In this special one-year anniversary episode, Megs dives into the multifaceted topic of 'letting go,' discussing the barriers that often prevent us from decluttering our homes. She shares personal stories, including helping her parents clear out their attic and linen closet, and offers practical advice on how to reduce emotional and logistical barriers to letting go. From adopting easier donation strategies to innovative methods like ThredUp, Megs emphasizes the importance of establishing regular routines for decluttering. Tune in for heartfelt anecdotes, practical tips, and a roadmap to achieve a less cluttered, more organized life.
Welcome to Season Two!
00:31 The Journey of Letting Go
03:52 A Personal Story: Helping My Parents
08:50 Understanding the Emotional Barriers
16:14 Practical Tips to get things out of your home
24:35 The Benefits of Letting Go
30:03 Final Thoughts and Community Shoutouts
Is Coaching a good fit for you? Book a call with Megs to find out> Book a Call
Learn more about the Community HERE> OrganizinganADHDBrain.com (Join the waitlist for 2026)
Looking for ADHD-friendly support with decluttering, organizing, or just making life feel a little less chaotic? The new Ways To Connect page is your go-to hub for real-life tools, gentle guidance, and ways to connect—free and paid, no pressure.
*In some shows, there are items offered for free on my website. As of this recording, the only download available is the Dopamine Menu, You can download the dopamine menu here: FREE Dopamine Menu Download
I even send you a video on how to complete!

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