Just imagine looking inside your closet, smiling, and loving everything you had in it. Getting dressed for work or for an event is a breeze because you can find what you need and you no longer run late. Sounds amazing, right?

Do you ever feel like quitting because it seems like a never-ending feat to continue decluttering and getting organized? If so, this episode is for you!

Join me and Dr. Jess Beachkofsky for Part 2 of our chat about why we can't let go of stuff we no longer need, use or love and how to break free.

Do you suspect that something keeps blocking you from letting go of stuff you no longer use, need, or love but can't quite place your finger on it? It's frustrating for you but you are ready to break through, break free and get your decluttering project done.

Receipts. Legal documents. Paper bills. Magazines. Work papers. Random notes you wrote on Post-Its. Grocery lists. To-do lists. All. The. Paper.

Do you long to establish a solid daily or weekly routine at home so that heading out the door in the morning doesn't have to be a mad rush every time or trying to get to bed on time need not be a struggle? This chat with Ashley Brown will help show you how to get started!

Is decluttering a constant struggle for you? Listen to this episode to find out how to move forward even if you still don't know where to start. I will go through 3 major mistakes I made as a podcaster and provide you with solutions to apply to your decluttering journey. 

You mean a lot to me so I want to share a little something of what has been going on with me, just real and raw.

2 blog posts I found inspired this podcast episode: How To Declutter For Back To School by Hadley Court and 3 Places To Declutter Before Back-To-School by Mandy Yang

Help! I'm falling off the podcasting wagon and I can't get up!!! I really need your help so please join me as I record a podcast episode "live" on Facebook this Friday, 8/19 at 1pm PST.

Pantry organization can be tricky sometimes so you are not "doing it wrong" if it's difficult to make headway with it. 

The kitchen pantry is sometimes more hassle than help especially when it's overstuffed and unorganized.

It was an honor and privilege to have a conversation with celebrity Decluttering Expert Tracy McCubbin! We've had great guests so far!

Are you wondering if hiring a home organizer remotely is right for you? This means that we will get on Zoom together so I can guide you step-by-step on how to get organized, whether that be your kitchen, pantry, office, or any other cluttered spaces that are currently frustrating you. We will problem-solve together and in the end, you will have an organized space that you will love. 

Your girl here went on an accidental hiatus from the podcast, but I'm coming back for more episodes for you in July!

Decluttering and organizing can positively impact our overall mental health and here are 3 of my takeaways from the recent episodes where we focused on our mental well-being.

As if the topics needed to get any heavier this month for Mental Health Awareness, I add another tough one: grief. But I promise you that this is a much-needed conversation even if you are not currently experiencing grief, it will be eye-opening and will help you navigate a life transition, no matter how small.

Here are 3 simple actions I am taking to care for my mental health and how you can too.

Here's just a quick one to greet you on this special day.

What happens between our ears matters! Our mental health is just as important as physical health and I hope to begin the conversation with you through this episode.