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I am hosting a clothing swap on Saturday, April 19th, 12-5 pm at Balanced Studio in Palmer Lake, CO. I'll keep sharing in future episodes to keep you posted on more!

Here is the invite link for Facebook (Megs is not on Facebook): Clothing Swap

We will be donating a part of the proceeds to Charity Hope Springs

In this episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' the host discusses the common theme of letting go and provides guidance on how to declutter household items effectively. Emphasizing the importance of small, manageable actions to bring stability when life feels overwhelming, the episode offers practical tips on disposing of various household items, including paint, batteries, and bug spray, in an environmentally friendly way. The host introduces upcoming events like a clothing swap in Colorado and highlights resources, including a downloadable recycling and disposal guide, to help listeners clear their space. The session stresses the value of doing 'one thing' at a time rather than feeling overwhelmed by the need to tackle everything at once. The host also mentions community support options, including virtual decluttering sessions and group coaching, aimed at assisting listeners in their decluttering journey.

00:32 The Emotional Weight of Letting Go

01:34 Practical Steps to Declutter

03:58 Understanding the Barriers to Decluttering

06:25 Specific Tips for Common Household Items

18:07 Recycling and Disposal Guide

30:45 Community and Resources

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