I'm using this episode to share the number 1 key to organising anything in your home.

This should be a pretty short episode that you can have a quick listen to and walk away feeling most empowering to organise your home better.

I discuss:

Do you find it difficult to make decisions on what should stay or go while decluttering?

I created a PDF that you can keep handy for when you get to those tricky items.
You can download that PDF here: https://www.sortitoutsustainably.com/cheatsheet

I contain 10 questions that you could use to help you gain more clarity in deciding what to do with things you can't decide on.

In this episode, I go over all 10 questions and explain why they can help!

In this episode I go through the 4 types you might be and give practical tips for each type. 

The quiz is no longer available on my website, but this episode has the descriptions of the different types and is packed with advise for each

In the world of decluttering, intentional living, and minimalism I see something time and time again that I want to kind of debunk today.

So many people say "My husband is the reason I am not a minimalist"

What im talking about here can be applied to any dynamic of two or more people living in the same house regardless of gender or relationship status: A man who's female partner is not interested in minimalism. A defector couple, a same-sex couple, a thrupple, a room mate, children that are old enough to handle their own belongings... what ever.

If you want to practice minimalism, and are in any living situation where the person or people you live with are seemly preventing you from doing so, This episode is for you.

I discuss:

- How to use frustration for clutter to deepen your own decluttering practice
- How to set boundaries around the other persons clutter
- What to do and what not to do when living with someone uninterest in minimalism

I love stuff too much to be a minimalist Intro I have definitely hear people say that before. I practice minimalism. And the thing is, i love stuff. In this episode I am diving into how you can do minimalism and love stuff. and even be able to really love stuff more than without minimalism.

Many women stepping into motherhood feel pressure to start buying so many things filling their house to be a "proper family home".

I am here to tell you that what society's norms are not working and the 300,000 items in an average home (in the USA and I am sure Australia is similar) are slowly robbing women of feeling the best they can in their homes.

I discuss:

- reasons that make minimalism motherhoods best friend

- tips on declutter as a mum of little kids

If you have been following me for a little while you might have noticed that I am passionate about both minimalism and sustainability.

The two subjects are actually completely integrated with each other at their core and that I believe minimalism is the baseline and foundation to then begin living a more environmentally friendly life.

- I start by sharing 5 environmental benefits of minimalism

- I share some common battles between 'Minimalism' and 'sustainability'

- My tips for the best of both worlds

Checkout my free resources:
https://www.sortitoutsustainably.com/freebies

If you are starting a journey towards minimalism, then, like anything you might have concerns about if you are approaching it the right way.

While there is no right way to do minimalism...

I think there are kinda still mistakes you can make.

So in this episode, I am going through all the potential mistakes you might make on the journey, so you can be conscious of them and try and avoid making them.

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While it's probably true that possessions are the main part of minimalism, it is totally not true that minimalism is just about stuff. If it was, there would be no way I would be so passionate about it.

Minimalism is a mindset. It's about learning what you actually value and letting go of the rest and that can extend so far beyond stuff. In fact, once you have finished decluttering your stuff and all your stuff is really intentional, you rarely think about stuff, except using and caring for the stuff you love.

So I thought I would share about 7 different minimalist practices that have nothing to do with stuff

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If you do a big tidy your home and 3 days or even 3 hours later it feels cluttered again, you have come to the right spot.

Some areas of our home feel like literal clutter magnets and I am going to identify 3 of the common spots that seem to have the magnetization problem, and I will tell you what to do about them.

First, we will look at the 2 of the main causes of clutter.

Click to download my instructions for fixing the clutter magnetization of these 3 spots.
https://www.sortitoutsustainably.com/clutter-magnets