The average American household contains over 300,000 items, many of which are unused or unnecessary. This accumulation of "stuff" not only leads to physical clutter but can also have financial consequences. From spending money on items we don't need to paying for storage, the cost of keeping excess belongings can quickly add up.

Julie Hegeman, a professional organizer and owner of A Cleaner Space in San Diego, joins Kirtly Jones, MD, to explore the financial domain of stuff. They discuss how clutter can keep you from fully living your life and how working with a professional organizer can be a valuable investment. Julie shares insights into the decluttering process and explains how letting go of unnecessary possessions can free up both physical space and mental energy, ultimately saving you money and adding value to your life.