Simplify, we have heard this so often but how do we do this without feeling overwhelmed.  I have 8 tips that I use in my life which I know will help you in yours to help you have more "me" time.

Thoreau said it best "Simplify, Simplify, Simplify"

We are in a constant state of change with Covid restrictions and other life changes like a new baby or a divorce.  And it is completely normal for clutter to build up.

Let's identify those areas of our home that are clutter catchers, set a time for 15 minutes and start clearing away the clutter and creating drop zones.

Today we will work on a list of what makes you happy and joyful and another list of what brings you down and causes stress.

We will then work to find ways to have more joy by doing less of the things that causes stress.

What drives you crazy that your loved ones do that causes more clutter and extra work for you.  I have some quick and easy solutions and some you may have a hard time with, like Stop doing their laundry!!!

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What price have you spent for your clutter?

Girl! there are no carbs I don't like right now!  I am eating my anxiety but there is a better way.

Let's talk about how we are feeling and a few easy tips to help us through our day.

The world seems so chaotic and we can feel like we are going crazy with overwhelm.  By taking a few minutes each day to clear some clutter you will feel like you have something to control.  I also share my newsletter tips from " surviving back to school, 6 basic tips to survive."  We have to create a safe place for our loved ones where we can all shut out the outside world.  If only for  a moment.

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Would you have thought there is more to it than just stuff on the floor?

Understanding a 13 year old boys mind with clutter, My son is a bit of a neat kid and interesting to hear his take on clutter.