Get Organised With DeCluttr Me

A situation which is occurring more and more in the various expat countries, especially in Asia, is that people are coming up to retirement age and have to move back to their home country or to another country of residence. The place they have called home for three to four decades will no longer allow them to remain as residents, unless they obtain an “investor visa” or “family visa” from their children. We know families that planned their retirement home and built it or bought a house many years ago in preparation for this moment. However is it still a distressing, emotional time for many people even if they have planned the move years in advance. We discuss this situation that is arising for our friends and families more and more often and how to alleviate the distress or decluttering and packing for the move. We'll follow up on this episode with specific things to consider outside of just your possessions, such as bank accounts and deposits. If you love what you heard and found it useful, we would be grateful if you could leave a review! Thank you so much! You can follow Decluttr Me on social media: [Instagram](https://instargam.com/decluttrme), [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/decluttrme) & [Twitter](https://twitter.com/decluttrme) Leave a review on [Apple Podcast](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/decluttr-me/id1366882784). Thanks Shelina

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When getting married, couples often worry about the wedding ceremony, the party, the guests, the gift registry, the (dreaded) in-laws, and of course marrying that special someone, but often the moving into a home aspect of post wedding is rarely planned or even considered. You are not just starting a new life, you are merging your stuff with another persons stuff into one space – whether that be a whole new house or a room within the family home. There will be duplicates, items that are not liked by the other half and worst of all …not enough wardrobe space! We discuss this newlywed clutter situation in this new podcast produced by Amaeya Creative. You can follow Decluttr Me on social media: [Instagram](https://instargam.com/decluttrme), [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/decluttrme) & [Twitter](https://twitter.com/decluttrme) Leave a review on [Apple Podcast](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/decluttr-me/id1366882784). Thanks Shelina

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We prepared you for your holiday with our two podcasts on the pre-holiday checklist. Now you are back, here are my tips on how to deal with the ordeal of unpacking your suitcase and putting your items into the respective places. In this podcast, we discuss: * Packing in preparation for your return from your holiday; * Unpacking your items in a systematic way; * Decluttering your space so you can fit in your new items in an organised manner. To listen to this podcast , produced by Amaeya Creative, click on the play button. If you need help to unpack your suitcase when you return and to organise your home, contact me by completing the form at decluttrme.com. You can follow Decluttr Me on social media: [Instagram](https://instargam.com/decluttrme), [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/decluttrme) & [Twitter](https://twitter.com/decluttrme) Leave a review on [Apple Podcast](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/decluttr-me/id1366882784). As always thanks for listening and sharing! If you love what you heard, I would love it if you could leave a comment on your podcast player. Thank you!

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As you prepare to have your baby, you're trying to cover for everything you might need and receiving gifts from people celebrating your upcoming parenthood. This week, Shelina reviews how to declutter all these items, and be well prepared for the year ahead. We would love it if you would leave your review of the DeCluttr Me podcast channel on your favourite player. If you have any suggestions for future episodes let us know at [www.decluttrme.com/contact](http://www.decluttrme.com/contact). If you would like to know more about decluttering and organising with Decluttr Me head over to www.decluttrme.com. You can follow Decluttr Me on social media: [Instagram](https://instargam.com/decluttrme), [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/decluttrme) & [Twitter](https://twitter.com/decluttrme) Leave a review on [Apple Podcast](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/decluttr-me/id1366882784). Thanks Shelina

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Often I have potential clients call me to discuss the clutter problem in their home. Whilst discussing the clutter, they will often tell me that it is due to their spouse, child or maid. Sometimes it is true, but often it is various members of the family assisting with accumulating with the clutter. I often find once I am in the house that there are various factors that have resulted in the clutter accumulating (and often it is not the blamed parties fault). The blame game is strong in a lot of households, and there is a need to shift the negative blame out of the house. In this new podcast we discuss how to stop the game and start the decluttering process. To listen to my podcast, produced by Amaeya Creative, click on the play button and let us know what you think. If you would like to know more about decluttering and organising with Decluttr Me head over to www.decluttrme.com. You can follow Decluttr Me on social media: [Instagram](https://instargam.com/decluttrme), [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/decluttrme) & [Twitter](https://twitter.com/decluttrme) Leave a review on [Apple Podcast](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/decluttr-me/id1366882784). Thanks Shelina

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Have you decluttered your home and office, labelled boxes and areas, and then find after a few days or weeks that things are shoved back into those areas randomly? I affectionately call this Repeat Clutter. Sometimes when returning to clients homes and offices, I find items in random places and thrown into labelled cupboards. It is frustrating especially as I have labelled the areas and boxes to make it easier for the client to build the habit to put items in the correct place. In this new podcast, I talk about this phenomenon of repeat clutter and what can be done to prevent it happening moving forward. To listen to my podcast, produced by Amaeya Creative, click on the play on your favourite player and enjoy. If you would like to know more about decluttering and organising with Decluttr Me head over to www.decluttrme.com. You can follow Decluttr Me on social media: [Instagram](https://instargam.com/decluttrme), [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/decluttrme) & [Twitter](https://twitter.com/decluttrme) Leave a review on [Apple Podcast](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/decluttr-me/id1366882784). Thanks Shelina

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As the summer months generally are a quieter time of the year, it is a great time to clear up the digital clutter in your life. There are many forms of digital clutter that may have to be cleared up in your life including emails, documents, photos, etc, but one that is bothering me a lot currently is the Linkedin clutter. Many of us use Linkedin to build connections, get more business and to network. It is an essential part of many of our lives in business (especially for entrepreneurs), but it is not the most digital-friendly app to use. In this new podcast, we talk about the clutter that accumulates using Linkedin, especially in the inbox and how we decluttered the clutter. We also discuss connections and how to declutter the people you don't need in your professional life. If you would like to know more about decluttering and organising with Decluttr Me head over to www.decluttrme.com. You can follow Decluttr Me on social media: [Instagram](https://instargam.com/decluttrme), [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/decluttrme) & [Twitter](https://twitter.com/decluttrme) Leave a review on [Apple Podcast](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/decluttr-me/id1366882784). Thanks for listening!

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Today we show our age and discuss the various gaming consoles we have acquired over the years. From Commodore 64 to Sega and then to Playstation, between us, we have bought or used all the big gaming consoles. It is fine and dandy to play the games for a while, but what do you do when the machine becomes obsolete or you stop playing the games? I have been in various homes and helped gamers to declutter their games and consoles as well organise what they are currently using; so using this experience I share my tips on: 1. How to declutter the consoles and accessories; 2. Where to dispose of the decluttered items; 3. How to reduce the physical games you buy moving forward. If you need help to declutter and organise your gaming consoles and games as well as other areas of your home, please get in touch with me by completing the form at decluttrme.com. We would love it if you would leave your review of the DeCluttr Me podcast channel on your favourite player. If you have any suggestions for future episodes let us know at [www.decluttrme.com/contact](http://www.decluttrme.com/contact). If you would like to know more about decluttering and organising with Decluttr Me head over to www.decluttrme.com. You can find DeCluttr Me on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin - just type in @decluttrme.

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This week, Shelina breaks down why wanting things organized does not imply you have obsessive compulsive disorder and why we should separate the medical condition from the need to declutter. Plus some tips on what to do if you feel anxious about your clutter. We would love it if you would leave your review of the DeCluttr Me podcast channel on your favourite player. If you have any suggestions for future episodes let us know at [www.decluttrme.com/contact](http://www.decluttrme.com/contact). If you would like to know more about decluttering and organising with Decluttr Me head over to www.decluttrme.com. You can find DeCluttr Me on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin - just type in @decluttrme.

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We decided to go random with this current podcast. First we discuss a series that just completed (guess what it is...) and then we segue onto Netflix. Netflix is part of many of our lives now. I only joined the bandwagon recently after procrastinating for years (yep even I procrastinate every so often) and have become addicted. The only problem is decluttering the shows and movies on our main screen. We talk about the issues with Netflix and how you can declutter and organise for your viewing pleasure in this new podcast. In this new podcast we will talk about: 1. Netflix. 2. Another show... 3. Other Subscription services that are out or coming out. To listen to my podcast, produced by Amaeya Creative, click play on your player. If you would like to know more about decluttering and organising with Decluttr Me head over to www.decluttrme.com. You can find DeCluttr Me on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin - just type in @decluttrme.

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