A Slob Comes Clean 316: Ins and Outs of Decluttering Podcast
Dec 16, 2021
In this engaging discussion, the speakers tackle decluttering paralysis and the emotional complexities of sorting through a loved one's belongings. They share unique strategies for starting small and gradually creating organized spaces. Insightful tips include experimenting with items in new locations and maintaining a mindset that eases the emotional burden. The role of community support and visual documentation in motivating progress is emphasized, making the journey of decluttering feel less isolating and more achievable.
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Hobby Farm's Big Piglet Litter
- The guest's hobby farm includes pigs and chickens, with a recent litter of 11 piglets.
- Grandkids love visiting and enjoying the animals despite the hard work involved.
Clutter Threshold Is Key Insight
- Knowing your personal clutter threshold reveals why some homes feel unmanageable.
- Too much stuff, not poor organizing, causes overwhelming clutter and stress.
Visual Access Affects Use
- The guest paid someone to organize but disliked packed boxes out of sight and unused.
- Visual accessibility is essential as packed away items feel forgotten and go unused.
