Thoughtful Decluttering

Feeling decision fatigue while decluttering? Learn how to automate small choices and preserve your mental energy for decisions that truly matter.

Navigate the hurt feelings when adult children don't want family keepsakes you've saved. Learn gentle ways to honor memories while creating space for what matters now by decluttering.

Struggling to declutter because you want to make the right choices? Learn how perfectionism keeps you stuck and discover 5 practical ways to let go and make confident decluttering decisions.

Our beliefs and biases are mental shortcuts that are meant to protect us, but they can make decluttering a challenge when we find it too difficult to make a decision to get rid of unnecessary things.

Learn how to declutter emotionally charged aspirational items—craft supplies, hobbies, and past goals—without guilt. Make peace with the past and free your space for the life you live now.

The dilemma of trying to decide what to do about the items you've invested time, money, effort, and space can make it difficult to declutter

When you address why you feel guilty about decluttering, you can better understand what actions you want to take.

While multi-tasking doesn't work with all tasks, it can alleviate the tedium of some decluttering tasks.

Expressing gratitude for your possessions, even those you're ready to get rid of, can help you feel more confident while decluttering.

Morning pages are a form of journaling that can help you deal with your spinning thoughts, particularly when you're making changes at home.

Putting pen to paper and journaling about your home can help you better see what needs to get decluttered and organized.

All-or-nothing thinking can trap you into trying to declutter perfectly. But perfectionism leads to nothing getting done.

Decluttering involves using both logic and emotions; the key to confident decisions is knowing when to rely on your thoughts or feelings.