Does clutter feel like a never-ending battle? If so, you’re not alone! My guest today on The Christian Habits Podcast, Dana K. White, knows exactly what it’s like to struggle with a messy home and the frustration that comes with it. Unlike traditional organizing experts, Dana has lived the chaos and found simple, realistic ways to bring order without feeling overwhelmed. In this episode, she shares practical tips and encouragement for creatives (and anyone who struggles with organization overwhelm) to help you break free from clutter and create a home that works for you.

decluttering for creatives with Dana. K White

What We Discussed on the Podcast

A fresh, guilt-free approach to decluttering that works with your natural tendencies
How to apply Dana’s “container concept” to set realistic limits on stuff
Strategies to declutter without feeling overwhelmed or emotionally drained
The key difference between organizing and decluttering—and why it matters
How to let go of procrastination and take small, manageable steps forward
Encouragement for overcoming the shame of a messy home and embracing grace
Practical tips for balancing work, creativity, and home life

Resources We Mentioned on the Podcast

Jesus Doesn’t Care About Your Messy House by Dana K. White
A Slob Comes Clean (YouTube Channel)
A Slob Comes Clean (podcast)

About Dana K. White

Dana K. White profile image. Dana K. White is the creator of the No Mess Decluttering Process and the author of Decluttering at the Speed of Life (a Wall Street Journal bestseller). She’s also a speaker, podcaster, YouTuber, and (much to her own surprise) a Decluttering Expert. Connect with Dana on her website at www.aslobcomesclean.com.

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