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Would you keep it if it were covered in poop? đź’©
Sounds ridiculous, but it’s one of the fastest, funniest ways to cut through the guilt, nostalgia, and “someday” excuses that keep us holding onto clutter.
In this episode of Get Unstuffed, I share the real story behind the poop rule, how to use it in your bathroom, closet, and junk drawer, and why it works better than fancy organizing hacks. We’ll even flip the rule to uncover what’s actuallyworth keeping in your life.
You’ll learn:
Why the poop rule cuts through emotional clutter instantly
Everyday examples (bathroom products, black t-shirts, chargers)
How to use it for digital clutter, commitments, and even relationships
The flip side: what you’d rescue even if it were double-dipped
This week’s challenge: run 10 random items through the poop rule. If you wouldn’t keep it if it were covered in crap, it’s time to let it go.
Less crap, more clarity. Let’s get unstuffed.
By Kim SnodgrassWould you keep it if it were covered in poop? đź’©
Sounds ridiculous, but it’s one of the fastest, funniest ways to cut through the guilt, nostalgia, and “someday” excuses that keep us holding onto clutter.
In this episode of Get Unstuffed, I share the real story behind the poop rule, how to use it in your bathroom, closet, and junk drawer, and why it works better than fancy organizing hacks. We’ll even flip the rule to uncover what’s actuallyworth keeping in your life.
You’ll learn:
Why the poop rule cuts through emotional clutter instantly
Everyday examples (bathroom products, black t-shirts, chargers)
How to use it for digital clutter, commitments, and even relationships
The flip side: what you’d rescue even if it were double-dipped
This week’s challenge: run 10 random items through the poop rule. If you wouldn’t keep it if it were covered in crap, it’s time to let it go.
Less crap, more clarity. Let’s get unstuffed.