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Learn how to find your life purpose and then ACT on it with the DAMN framework
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http://motherhoodsimplified.com/clutterfree
If you’ve been thinking about decluttering but keep finding reasons to put it off, I’m here to gently nudge you and say, “It’s time to make it a priority!”
I know you want a clean, organized home where things feel easy to manage. But if you’ve been feeling stuck or overwhelmed, let’s talk about why decluttering is more important than just having a tidy space—and why you should stop making excuses and start taking action!
If you’re feeling stuck or overwhelmed and aren’t sure where to begin, I’ve got you covered. My Decluttering Simplified program is designed specifically for moms like you. It’s a step-by-step guide that walks you through the process of decluttering your entire home—even if you’ve got kids around or a busy schedule.
In Decluttering Simplified, you’ll learn:
This program will be a game-changer for your home and your life—I promise.
Listen as my oldest daughter and I give you motivation to ditch your excuses and finally declutter.
1. The point of Motherhood Simplified and my work is to help you declutter. I can't in good conscience give enable to you get more stuff, especially if you haven't yet decluttered.
2. There isn't a single thing I own that will change your life. Nothing I can sell you, other than my course would be aligned with the value I want to give you, and the way I seek to serve inside Motherhood Simplified.
3. We are surrounded by quick fixes, and band-aid solutions, and distractions from the root issue and work that needs to be done. Sharing links or products I have take away from the bigger vision I have which is to help you master your home, and what is in it.
4. I am here to actually support you, and yes, I am a business and profit is essential for me as a business and mother, but I won't do it at your expense. When you purchase a course from me I know it benefits you in the short and long term, and will save you time, energy and money and will give you your motherhood back .
5. I know that when you declutter you stop caring what others have and are only concerned about what you have. You stop seeking lists of toys, gadgets, and IKEA hacks. You get hyper focused on you and your home, and what's in it and not only know, but believe you know exactly what serves your family and what doesn't. What I have, isn't necessarily what you need.
Enroll in Decluttering Simplified here
Why mothers need to declutter differently than anyone else.
Enroll in Decluttering Simplified
The whole point of decluttering is to have enough, but not too much.
It's why I won't ever give a list of what you should have, or how much. It's different for everyone, and it changes based on your season of life, home size, and more.
The only way you will figure out what this balance is for you is to actually declutter! Dive in and get started with Decluttering Simplified. It requires action, and introspection. Asking yourself questions and thinking critically about what you have, need, and use.
How do you tell if you have enough, but not too much.
Toys
Clothes
Dishes
Parkinson's law says if you have more, you're going to use more and then you get stuck in this cycle of being too far behind to actually catch up.
Enroll in Toy Decluttering 101
Come learn 8 reasons you should declutter the toys, and when you should get started! If you want to get into the bonus Toy decluttering workshop and learn
-different decluttering personalities of kids, and how to support them in decluttering
-strategies for actually doing the act of decluttering based on their personalities
-strategies for decluttering specific categories of toys including books, legos, tech/gaming, and dolls
-conversations for communicating decluttering to your kids
-and a Q&A session with me answering your real life questions about toys, enroll in Decluttering SImplified right here
motherhoodsimplified.com/declutteringsimplified
Why you should declutter toys:
1. The house stays cleaner, and is easier to clean up and organize short and long term
2. Kids care more for the things they have
3. They know where their things are, and how to put them away - and not just toys, all their things
4. increased gratitude and maturity around their possessions
5. Responsibility for their things, being trusted with nice things
6. More in depth play and creativity
7. Cooperative play increases
8. Independent play increases
When you should declutter toys:
After you have decluttered your stuff and other areas of the home
Imagine if you woke up and someone took your stuff, or your spouse's stuff
FInding the balance between their autonomy and your responsibility for letting it get out of hand
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