declutter the stuff in your home that creates the most mental and emotional burden for you.

First, don’t ever put your family in financial hardship.

But if this is just a scary investment, and likely a stretch but still doable… think about everything you will gain from it!

Clutter costs you more than money. It is costing you time with your kids, and once they are grown they are grown. You can always get more money, you can’t get their childhood back.

And, it even costs you money. Money on things you lost or forgot you had. Buying things for the thrill of a deal. Buying stuff to store your stuff. Storage units, bigger houses. 

The great thing about spending money on Decluttering Simplified  is that you can sell some of your clutter and still come out ahead financially in the short run, and in the long run because you are in control of your consumption habits.

You get to set your pace, as it is life instant and lifetime access. How quickly you get through the content depends on how much stuff you have, how many kids you have, your lifestyle and your commitment to doing this.

Each course will keep you on a steady pace to clearing major clutter from your home in the form of excess toys, clothes and paper. 

Yes

YES!! I specialize in supporting moms who still have kids at home. Moms require a specific kind of support since they aren’t decluttering for just themselves. Everything teach is through the lens and needs of motherhood.

All of my courses empower you to take control of what you can declutter, and give you the tools communicate what you need in a gentle but still sincerely urgent way.

This is so common. The majority of mothers are still the ones who carry the workload of the home and so it’s often something we have to learn to communicate about and create new boundaries and expectations for. 

The other option? Put the power in their hands and hope that one day they get it. And here’s a painful truth… if there is an imbalance of power, the one who holds more will never willingly just give theirs up. It’s not malicious, it’s just human nature and something worth fighting for. 

Sometimes the best way to do this is to make the decision that you know is right and best for you, like getting a step by step process for how to declutter your home and the support to continue to be the one in your relationship who communicates your needs, desires and transform the way shared responsibilities work in your home whether it’s asking for more help and actually getting it or reducing your workload to an amount that is manageable for you without resentment. 

I have seen this time and time again, where a mom gets into these courses, starts advocating for herself and her family and naturally her husband starts to understand why it matters so much, and is willing to be actively supportive.

Absolutely! This is also for you and one of my favorite parts of this course. You will be clearing out the excess that overwhelms you on a daily basis so there is room to honor, display and enjoy those sentimental parts of your home and life. Going through our memory boxes is one of our FAVORITE things to do as a family.

Each of these courses are tiny but mighty, curated and focused to help you declutter toys, clothes and paper in a holistic way.

They are not just checklists of what to keep and get rid of. They walk you through YOUR family’s needs so you can simply make decisions and curate what fits into the spaces you have AND manage it moving forward as things continue to come into your home. 

I believe in you. But if decluttering were just as easy as getting of your stuff you would have done it by now. This gives you a shortcut and competitive advantage 

Maybe you can spend hours and hours seeking for the pieces and parts of how to actually declutter your entire home online… but it’s going to take you along time… possibly an entire lifetime. 

It’s going to consume the little time and energy you already don’t have, and it’s not even guaranteed you’ll be able to find the information again when you need it. Decluttering is a shortcuts directly to only what you need to declutter your home as a mom, in the same place any time you need it. 

And the last I checked authors aren’t jumping through the pages giving you real time support and feedback – books are GREAT for inspiration, but if you want action, you need something else like a program.

I don’t know why those past purchases didn’t work, but I’m sure if you look within you will know if you just need to go use what you already have OR if what you got is just missing a lot of what you need for support. 

Either way, you’re welcome in these courses, and my goal is for it to the be either the first and only, OR the last decluttering resource you ever need. It’s that thorough.

I hear you, you have so much to do and focus on in a day, decluttering really can feel like just one more thing on your to do list. 

For a lot of that busy work you are doing, the ONLY solution is to declutter because like I’ve mentioned, there is no organizational or cleaning schedule you can use that will help you maintain a home with too much stuff. 

I spent one month decluttering in 2013 and almost a decade later I am STILL reaping the rewards of reducing my workload AND mental load. It is a short term commitment with an infinite payout time. 

AND the great news is you are equipped with everything you need to make the decision making process of decluttering SO much easier with this Decluttering Simplified instead of needing to search for the answers in the abyss of the internet before you actually declutter. I am not saying that decluttering isn’t work, because it is – but it is the only form of work that will get easier over time and is self-sustaining and reduces the workload in MULTIPLE areas of your life.

Imagine that you don’t declutter. How will you be spending your time in one year? Three years… now ten years. 

Decluttering really can’t wait because you are always going to have things coming into your home. Now imagine you spend another year trying to figure out how to declutter on your own.. Only to realize you should have just asked for help. 

Imagine all that wasted time, energy and additional frustration, burden and pressure you put on yourself unnecessarily. Plus all the additional stuff that comes into your home over the course of a year. All that stuff is eating up your time, and time is the only non-renewable resource so you need to find ways to free up your time. Decluttering is the only solution.

Now, Some seasons of life really aren’t a great time for this – but most seasons of life just require some discipline and accountability to make the time. 

That’s why you get lifetime access. You have time to use this course within the means of your current and future time obligations and energy levels. No monthly fees and no need to purchase it after an arbitrary expiration date. Which means you have time to do this. The other big benefit of lifetime access is that as your seasons of life shift and change, you have what you need to continue the maintenance of your decluttering.

Okay this is silly. anything you know how to do you learned. One of the main driving forces for moms to do this is to teach their kids how to declutter, manage a home and have a healthy relationship with their stuff as adults. 

If no one taught YOU how to do that as a kid, don’t you think it’s fair to let yourself off the hook and just get some help with this? 

Do you expect your kids to just know how to do these things? Judgment free lessons on adulting are one reason this course is perfect for you.

Great news! The whole point of decluttering is to clear out the stuff you don’t want, need or use to make room for the the things you DO want. And decluttering is a series of making decisions on those things. 

These courses give you the decision support to figure out together what it is you want to keep, let go of and be honest about what you have room for, physically but also what you have time, energy and desire for in your life right now.