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There are a lot of different intensities to grief, so here is the definition real quick: a deep sorrow, or less intense; trouble or annoyance.
Ways you might not know you are grieving as you declutter:
Acknowledge your grief. The intensity can stop you in your tracks, but that doesn't stop the grief. The season of life is still over, the relationships, you are still moving. Acknowledge it, articulate it (with a friend or therapist, or FB group).
Then, find the things you are looking forward to next. This isn't fake it til you make it. This is sitting with the shit and then getting yourself out of it. Because the other choice is to just sit there indefinitely.
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If you’re tuning in, it’s probably because you’re a mom looking to declutter your home but feel overwhelmed by all the small, everyday tasks that pile up. Let me tell you—I completely get it. Between raising kids, keeping up with messes, handling job transitions, or dealing with postpartum exhaustion, learning how to declutter can seem impossible. But today, we’re going to talk through some practical strategies to get started, even when it feels overwhelming.
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Living as a sustainable minimalist can feel challenging, especially as a busy mom surrounded by kids’ needs, toys, and all the responsibilities of running a household. I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Stephanie, the host of the Sustainable Minimalists podcast, to discuss practical ways to make eco-friendly, low-waste choices as moms. We touched on generational clutter, conscious consumerism, and baby steps to living a more sustainable lifestyle. Here’s everything we learned.
Sustainable minimalism is a journey, not a destination. It’s about making small, meaningful changes that align with your values and the season of life you’re in. Whether you’re setting boundaries with generational clutter, learning new eco-friendly habits, or finding reusable alternatives for everyday items, every step counts.
Remember, sustainable minimalist living isn’t about doing everything perfectly. It’s about making mindful choices that create a positive impact on your life, your home, and the environment. If you’re looking to dive deeper, Stephanie’s Sustainable Minimalists podcast offers practical advice and inspiration to help you continue on your journey.
Moving into a new home is a fresh start, and it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. If you’re ready to make this transition as smooth and stress-free as possible, my Decluttering Simplified course is the perfect solution.
This course will walk you through the entire process of decluttering your home before the move, saving you time, money, and unnecessary stress. Plus, it’s designed to help you settle into your new space more efficiently, with tips on organizing, unpacking, and creating routines that will make your home feel calm and manageable.
You don’t have to tackle this alone! Click here to learn more and join the Decluttering Simplified Course today. Let’s make this move the fresh, simplified start you deserve!
Listen in with Krista and Sarah as they share how they have moved many times, with multiple children. Often suddenly and under less than ideal circumstances.
The moving guide inside the Facebook group
Sarah's monstrosity post
For getting a very general idea of schools in the area you are moving to.
For getting a feel for the area just use Google Earth
Air tags for tracking your stuff during a move.
Use Scan Your Boxes to track what's inside your moving boxes with a QR code.
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