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Decluttering isn't about grabbing a trash bag or following a list of "The 34 Things You Should Declutter This Season." Instead, it's an intentional process that brings what you own in alignment with the life you are living. Focus on what you'll keep, and you'll see what it's time to clear.
Does this sound like you?
✔️ You feel torn and second-guess yourself constantly — afraid you'll regret letting something go, but also weighed down by keeping things you no longer use or need. You're anxious about making the "wrong" choice or being judged for your decisions.
✔️ You're stuck in a loop of good intentions but little progress. You want to declutter, but don't know where to begin, how to stay motivated, or how to finish a space without burning out or giving up halfway.
✔️ Your home doesn’t reflect who you are now. Despite your efforts, clutter keeps piling up. You’ve tried those "pull everything out" methods, but they just leave you exhausted, surrounded by mess, and unsure what to do next — so things get shoved back into drawers, boxes, or closets.
✔️ When it comes down to it… you’re tired of overthinking every decision. You want to move forward, but perfectionism, emotional attachment, and fear of regret keep you frozen. You're ready for a kinder, more thoughtful way to let go.
I can help!
Hi, I'm Susan.
I’m Susan, founder of A Less Cluttered Life, former teacher, and Thought-full Declutterer.
After clearing out my parents’ overfilled home, I realized I was following the same path … saving too much stuff “just in case.”
Now, I help women in midlife make confident, thoughtful decisions about their belongings so they can create calm, supportive homes for the life they’re living now.
My approach isn’t about checklists or minimalism … it’s about clarity, compassion, and small intentional steps that honor your values.
It's time to move past overwhelm and toward a space that feels just right ... for you.
“Susan's information, her coaching, and approach helped enormously."
Dennis H.
"Learning how to declutter is different than just trashing everything. It's about how you make your home work better for you."
Nanci M.
“Everything you say about how people get attached to items is so spot on! Thank you for the inspiration.”
Kathleen C.
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