A Slob Comes Clean 358: Applying the Decluttering Process to ANY situation, even the Ones That Seem TOO Different
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Dec 22, 2022 In this episode, the host discusses how the decluttering process can be applied to unique situations, such as living on a boat in central London. They talk about the challenges and emotions of decluttering a small space, the benefits of living with less stuff, and the value of physically engaging with your belongings. They also reflect on the podcast's support and community, mental health commitment, and embracing reality to gain control over one's home.
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Living on a Narrow Boat in London
- Caroline lives on a narrow boat in central London that is about 6.5 feet wide and 30 feet long.
- She has lived on the boat dock for 25 years and pays monthly mooring fees instead of rent.
Boat Nearly Sank from Clutter
- Caroline's boat sank due to water intrusion under it caused by accumulated stuff over the waterline.
- She had to remove and declutter large amounts of items, discovering wet, rotted stuff from long-term hoarding.
Prioritize Space for You First
- Prioritize your physical body and the purpose of your space when decluttering.
- Only keep items that support the room's function to make living and working easier.