Need quick wins? This episode shares a list of 100 small, doable items you can declutter right away—from expired food to loose receipts—so you can build momentum and experience the satisfaction of a clearer, more organised space.
This episode explores the Bluey story "Mr Monkeyjocks," focusing on teaching children to decide what to keep and let go. It highlights the emotional side of decluttering, the value of intentional ownership, and handling sentimental items that may not be loved by the next generation.
Decluttering isn't just about discarding; it's about rediscovering value. This episode encourages you to identify the 'gold' in your home—those items that truly serve or bring joy—and let go of the rest. It also offers guidance on being intentional with roadside finds and managing sentimental treasures.
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Need is deeply personal—and often hard to define. This episode equips you with a powerful question to help discern wants from needs, encouraging thoughtful shopping and gentle self-awareness. Add this to your decluttering toolkit for clearer decisions and a more intentional relationship with possessions.
At first glance, your home may appear tidy, but hidden behind cupboard doors, clutter often lurks. This episode delves into why cupboards become chaotic and offers practical strategies to restore order. Learn how to organise effectively and prevent future clutter by using clear containers and labels. Discover how to declutter with intention and maintain a system that works for you.
Simplify your decluttering process by breaking decisions down into clear yes/no choices. This approach helps reduce overwhelm and refocus your energy, making it easier to stay on track. The episode also introduces Amy's favourite decision-making tool to assist when you're feeling stuck.
Tanya—a mum of three and teacher—shares her experience accessing decluttering support through the NDIS. She discusses how having professional organisers assist in her home has positively impacted her family, highlighting the benefits of tailored support for individuals with additional needs.
Author Chris Lovett shares how freeing himself from clutter led to a simpler, more meaningful life. Having sold 90% of his belongings, he explores how less stuff can bring more fulfilment, clarity, and authenticity in both personal and professional life.
