Shame can stop your Clutter Liberation journey - don't let it, the freedom on the other side is so. much. greater. Know your whys, put shame behind you and move forward.

Your clutter tells a story, some are truthful and some are just downright lies, here is a story I faced on my declutter journey.

It's been 2 long years since THAT march break, you know the one... where the kiddos came home from school and then stayed....  I have lived, played, and worked in my 🏠 home all this time.  So much so that it doesn't feel like home anymore.  Can I tell you? I am done with my nest.

What can you learn from an experiment and apply to your Clutter Liberation journey?

Dream a little dream, begin to ponder… “what if….” those two little words combined with an action or two could change your environment and bring a new level of joy in your nest.

You can’t carry a representative of everything you have bought, learned, and pursued in life. Learn to travel light through your years. Keep the necessities and some much-loved items. Let the rest go in and out of your space in its rightful rhythm and useful lifecycle. This way you don’t get bogged down with the past and then stuck… physically and mentally.

You most likely don’t need an organized nest, you need a decluttered one. Once you have removed items from your nest, organizing simply becomes the art of putting something away!

Items in your home represent resources spent, were they wise and useful purchases? Do you need to disrupt a spending cycle?

Do you treat Time like a friend or an invited guest that is spoiling the party?

You will battle the fear that you may need something that you have let go of. FACT. But is that momentary battle worth stopping the whole process and not finding your CLUTTER LIBERATION?