Can you pour from an empty cup? Of course not. We know this, and we even agree with it. That doesn’t mean that when we are struggling, maybe even asking for help that hearing “you can’t pour from an empty cup” is helpful.

Learning how to delegate though can be hard! For so many reasons, especially as moms. We want support, but it’s confusing to figure out.

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Gain a new perspective on how motherhood operates, so that you can ebb and flow with the seasons of life in your mom life.

Productivity as a mom just looks different. Here are 3 productivity truths to help transform how you approach it in your motherhood.

We often overestimate what is recycled, aka wishcycling. We believe the solution to overconsumption is just more efficient recycling

It’s totally normal to worry you might not have enough stuff, or money to replace the stuff if you declutter it. Learn why!

If you experience decision fatigue as a mother in your home, you might think you need to be more organized. Decluttering is the solution!

As moms, we often feel tired and burnt out. What we think we need is more sleep. Yes, sometimes we do. But, we also need the right kind of rest. Deanna Mason shares with us the 7 kinds of practical rest for moms.

The first and most important thing you need to know is, Decluttering Simplified is a program designed to help moms like you. It is designed to help moms declutter their home in the simplest and most efficient way possible. 

Include your family. I know, I know. But it’s true.

A lot of times we just want to do it for them. We are acting from a place of emotion – and that’s great. That’s your jet fuel. But it isn’t sustainable,

Why decluttering is emotionally draining.

Clutter makes us believe lies about ourselves.

Let’s talk about one severely underestimated way you can learn how to declutter your self judgment.

This the ACTUAL end result of decluttering, spoiler alert. It isn’t just a clean house.

It’s seeing your life for what it is.

No matter what it seems like you are just never making progress. There are likely some very simple reasons this is happening.

Cultural responsiveness can actually be very easy to implement. Jocelyn teaches us the three Ps to making it happen.

Clutter is overstimulating. Let’s talk about ways we can reduce overstimulation in our every day lives. Especially as mothers.

Before you keep saying you need a different house, give the one you have a fair chance!

The day that I recorded this podcast episode I told my daughter she needed to get her room clean. It was about the third day in a row of telling her she needed to do this. Every day she had some reason, aka excuse for why she couldn’t do it. Her decluttering motivation just wasn’t there.

When I get asked where I got my stuff, or for product recommendations it goes against the entire focus of Motherhood Simplified.

Mothers have unique circumstances, and unique societal pressures and expectations. This is why moms need to declutter differently.

I believe that rather than looking for lists of things we should have, diving into your home and decluttering is the only way to learn how to declutter and have enough, but not too much.

These are the top reasons I think every parent should declutter toys. 

This is not a complete list of all the reasons I think parents should declutter the toys. But it is a great starting point for the endless benefits of less for children.

The holidays bring an cute awareness off of how badly we need to declutter. 

Piles of new stuff dominate piles of old stuff. Our everyday overwhelm from clutter is amplified by at least one hundred and it’s often the breaking point for many.

78% of people overwhelmed by clutter have no idea what to do with it. Which is why I gathered up the best decluttering tips of 2020 for you. 

Tis the season to be jolly, and also pressured into consumerism. Now, don’t get me wrong. I love to give gifts. I’d even say it’s one of my top love languages. As a mother of 5 children though I have learn how to survive holiday consumerism with my ego, wallet and sanity in tact.

Have you ever been the recipient of someone else’s clutter? Often we have good intentions that take a wrong turn.

She started off her journey just looking for minimalism groups. Her hope was to be ready for, and recover from Christmas. I’m sure you can relate.

I mean really, the pre-holiday decluttering tips I have for you, aren’t really earth shattering to be honest. Mostly I want to tell you how to declutter before the holidays, now!

Even though, it’s super easy to say you’ll do it after the holidays, don’t. Start now. If you don’t, you’re going to have all the Christmas goodness stacked on top of the current clutter. And trust me, that’s not how you want to start the new year. 

Decluttering needs to be broken down into bite-sized, tangible steps that you can actually complete. This is your decluttering plan.

Want to declutter your home before Christmas morning hits and all the stuff comes flowing in?

I have a laundry tip that will literally change how you do laundry for good.

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Seriously, this is all you need to know if you want to declutter your entire home!

This new way of thinking about time will change everything about how you approach time and decluttering.

My home isn’t empty, I just don’t keep unimportant stuff in it.

Why you, yes YOU, deserve to have a clutter free home!