Share
A Slob Comes Clean
454: Tackling a Space Full of Generational Clutter
•
My guest today is a nurse who has helped others navigate grief, and she’s determined to tackle her own grief-related clutter. Included in the attic that houses several generations of difficult clutter are unfinished quilting projects that are reminders of the people she’d planned to give them to.
Want to be a patron of the show? Find out how at Patreon.
Want to find a decluttering coach??
Want to BE a decluttering coach??
Pre-order my new book - Procrastinators Get Stuff Done!
Want to be a patron of the show? Find out how at Patreon.
More episodes
View all episodes
533: How to Build Decluttering Confidence
38:56|If you're scared to declutter because you lack confidence, I'm sharing how to build decluttering confidence. This one action gives you the confidence to know whether something should stay or go.532: Stuck in Big Visions of Meal Planning
48:23|Meal planning is a huge part of home management. Not having a plan for meals can cause a lot of stress every single evening of the week! I’m talking with Katie who has big dreams and plans for a meal plan, but hasn’t been able to actually get started. We’re using the five step Anti-Procrastination Process from my new book to help her break through all the planning and actually get it done.527: Effectiveness Vs. Efficiency
35:48|Oh how we (clutter strugglers and procrastinators) are obsessed with (the idea of) efficiency! We love the idea of shaving off unnecessary minutes. We love the idea of making big progress quickly. But in the name of efficiency, we end up procrastinating. It comes down to this: a method isn't efficient if it isn't effective. (Sorry.)526: This is a Sass-Friendly Decluttering Method
31:40|If your default reaction is sass, this episode is for you. I get a little sassy when faced with a task I don’t want to do. But thankfully, the No Mess Decluttering Method is sass-friendly.