Ready to transform your relationship with clutter? In this enlightening episode, I sit down with Ingrid Jansen from The Declutter Hub to explore why traditional organizing methods often fail us and how understanding our emotional connection to stuff can lead to lasting change.

Drawing from her 30+ years of experience, with insights from her new book "Reset Your Home," Ingrid shares a fresh judgment-free perspective on creating lasting change.

Whether you're drowning in paperwork, struggling with an overstuffed closet, or just can't seem to maintain order in your home, this conversation will help you to create the peaceful, organized home you deserve. And if you like my approach to clothes and style, I think you're going to love her approach to clutter.

Here's some of what you'll learn from this episode:

Discover the fascinating "5 Clutter Personalities" framework that explains why you handle belongings the way you do.
Learn why those Container Store bins aren't the answer to your prayers – and where the decluttering process really needs to begin if you want lasting results.
Explore the hidden emotional patterns that keep us holding onto items we don't need, and get practical strategies for breaking free from the guilt, anxiety, and overwhelm that often accompany letting go.
Get expert tips for tackling the most challenging cluttered spaces in your home, with room-by-room solutions that actually stick.

I hope this episode helps you realize that creating a clutter-free home isn't about following rigid rules or achieving perfect organization. Instead, it's about understanding your unique relationship with stuff and developing sustainable habits that bring more peace and calm into your everyday life.

Whether you're drowning in clutter or just looking to fine-tune your space, Ingrid's emotion-based approach offers a fresh perspective that makes lasting change feel not just possible, but natural.

Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/declutter-hub-ingrid-jansen

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