Podcast #47: Stop Buying Containers for Your Clutter!

Welcome to the first It’s All Clutter podcast of 2021. I’m so excited to support you on your decluttering and home organizing journey this year!

Not all storage bins and boxes are evil, but not all of them are necessary, either. Learn why you should NOT purchase bins, boxes, or organizing systems BEFORE you start to declutter.

Tune in to learn the correct order for decluttering and organizing your home, and when storage bins and organizing systems are actually useful

Podcast #46: The Poison of Resentment & How it Relates to Clutter

If you have tactics that have worked for you in overcoming resentment, please share your thoughts and let us know in the comments.

Let’s be real — this topic is uncomfortable. But it might be something that you need to hear.

If you currently have, or you’ve ever had feelings of resentment, it’s incredibly important to recognize it and understand how it impacts your relationships and the clutter in your life.

Tune in to learn 3 ways to start chipping away at your feelings of resentment so that you can move forward!

Podcast #45: How to Execute Thanksgiving like a BOSS!

The holidays are approaching, and they undoubtedly look different for many of us this year. I’m sharing my top tips for hosting a Thanksgiving meal, plus some key tips for this unique situation we’re facing for Thanksgiving in 2020!

Tune in to learn how to make this Thanksgiving an enjoyable experience for you and yours!

Podcast #44: How Expectation Hangovers Lead to CLUTTER

Listen, like, and drop a comment below to share your experience with expectation hangovers!

When something doesn’t turn out the way you hoped, planned, and envisioned; or when life throws you a curveball, what do you typically do?

Roll with it, baby!

I stew on it. I dwell. It makes me feel stuck and it’s hard to move on.

If you answered #2, it’s OK! It’s an incredibly human reaction. And up until very recently, I didn’t know there’s a term for this: expectation hangover.

Tune in to learn why I now expect flowers from my husband on my birthday. You’ll also learn what an expectation hangover is, how it leads to clutter in your life, and how to prevent it from happening in the future! When something doesn’t turn out the way you hoped, planned, and envisioned; or when life throws you a curveball, what do you typically do?

Having clutter in our homes is overwhelming and stressful. But have you wondered how clutter comes into our homes in the first place?

What if I told you that one way to reduce the accumulation of clutter is to learn how to stop clutter from entering your house in the first place?

Stopping new clutter at the source (the decision to bring an item into your home) can help tremendously while you tackle existing clutter. Using my technique can also save you money, and help you achieve your financial goals! Who doesn’t want more financial stability?!

Tune in to learn the 4 questions to ask yourself before any new purchase — AND, learn what C.U.T.E. REALLY means for clutter!

Downsizing your home is a MAJOR life change that’s both extremely emotional and physically demanding. That’s why I’m addressing this as a series, to give you a deeper dive into each step in order to help remove some of the overwhelm surrounding downsizing. Having a plan in place, along with the right support will help you move forward in this process as smoothly as possible.

There are six steps for successful downsizing:

Plan for this move.

Declutter.

Address your memorabilia.

Pack.

Move.

Create supportive spaces in your new home.

This week features a deeper dive into step #6: Create supportive spaces in your new home.

What are the top four things to think about in terms of your new space when you’re decluttering to downsize? Tune in to learn how to create familiarity, safety, and support in your new home. AND, my final thoughts to close out the series!

Downsizing your home is a MAJOR life change that’s both extremely emotional and physically demanding. That’s why I’m addressing this as a series, to give you a deeper dive into each step in order to help remove some of the overwhelm surrounding downsizing. Having a plan in place, along with the right support will help you move forward in this process as smoothly as possible.

There are six steps for successful downsizing:

Plan for this move.

Declutter.

Address your memorabilia.

Pack.

Move.

Create supportive spaces in your new home.

This week features a deeper dive into step #3:Address your memorabilia. Addressing memorabilia and sentimental items is a very emotional process. Tune in to learn how to ease the emotional burden of letting go of these special items.

Listen, like, and drop a comment below if you are thinking about downsizing your home, or if you know a loved one who is considering it.

Downsizing your home is a MAJOR life change that’s both extremely emotional and physically demanding. That’s why I’m addressing this as a series, to give you a deeper dive into each step in order to help remove some of the overwhelm surrounding downsizing. Having a plan in place, along with the right support will help you move forward in this process as smoothly as possible.

There are six steps for successful downsizing:

Plan for this move.

Declutter.

Address your memorabilia.

Pack.

Move.

Create supportive spaces in your new home.

This week features a deeper dive into step #2: Decluttering to downsize. Because decluttering for downsizing actually takes a slightly different approach from general decluttering.

Are you thinking about downsizing your home, or do you know a loved one who is considering it? If so, this series is for you.

Downsizing your home is a MAJOR life change that’s both extremely emotional and physically demanding. That’s why I’m addressing this as a series, to give you a deeper dive into each step in order to help remove some of the overwhelm surrounding downsizing. Having a plan in place, along with the right support will help you move forward in this process as smoothly as possible.

There are six steps for successful downsizing:

Plan for this move.

Declutter.

Address your memorabilia.

Pack.

Move.

Create supportive spaces in your new home.

This week features a deeper dive into step #1: Plan for this move.

“WHY do I have all of this clutter?”

I get this question A LOT when I’m talking to new clients who are just starting their decluttering journey.

The thing is, oftentimes you’re not going to understand WHY you have clutter until you actually start decluttering. The process of going through all of the stuff in your house and in your life is really the only way for you to find the answers to this question.

If you're looking to understand the “why” behind your clutter, then this week’s podcast is for you!