

3751: I Can’t Keep my House Clean, What’s Wrong with Me by Rachel Jones of NourishingMinimalism
25 snips Sep 26, 2025
Rachel Jones opens up about her long struggle with clutter, sharing how she transformed her chaotic home into a minimal space. She emphasizes the importance of mindset shifts and building simple daily routines to tackle cleaning. By reframing the process as a path to freedom rather than a chore, Rachel illustrates how taking responsibility can spark change. Focused on manageable decluttering tasks, she encourages listeners to make small, consistent efforts for lasting improvement. It's all about progress, not perfection!
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From Overwhelmed Home To Minimal Living
- Rachel Jones describes living with constant clutter and preparing for guests by hiding items in other rooms.
- Her house later transformed into a minimal home with simple daily routines and easy Saturday maintenance.
Beliefs Drive Housekeeping Behavior
- Rachel realized she had exaggerated the difficulty of maintaining a tidy home in her mind, which made it feel impossible.
- A mentor's prompt helped her accept responsibility: if it's important to you, you must take action to change it.
Reframe Cleaning With Benefits
- Shift your inner narrative from 'I hate cleaning' to specific benefits like enjoying a made bed and an empty sink.
- Use positive statements to motivate regular maintenance and the freedom it creates.