That Kitchen Drawer
Does your kitchen have that drawer—the one where gadgets go to be forgotten? Join me as I declutter my own kitchen drawer, sorting through items like potato mashers and egg cups that never see the light of day.
I’m Stuck
I'm stuck on decluttering certain areas—Tupperware, clothes, camping gear and picnic supplies. The reason? I might use them in future, need to sell them, or simply out of sight, out of mind. It's a candid look at the non-linear reality of decluttering and the mental blocks we all face.
Comfort vs Inconvenience Pt 2
Every item comes with its own perks and drawbacks: comfort in having it on hand versus the effort of storing and maintaining it. This follow‑up episode walks you through making thoughtful decisions by weighing each item's value and cost.
Comfort vs Inconvenience Pt 1
Every item brings a trade‑off: the comfort of having it on hand vs the inconvenience of storing and maintaining it. This episode explores how weighing both sides can guide smarter decluttering decisions.
Spring Cleaning Co
Discover how two simple, low‑tox products can clean your whole kitchen — fast. Laura from Spring Cleaning Co shares practical tips to simplify your spring cleaning and save time.
What’s Your Problem?… Maintenance
If your decluttered home feels like it's slipping back into chaos, the issue might be habits—not the lack of systems. This episode focuses on building sustainable habits like “don't put it down, put it away” to maintain order and reduce procrastination. Small, consistent actions can make a big difference in keeping your space clutter-free.
Breathing Space
Clutter can make you feel like you can't catch your breath. Creating intentional space—whether it's for relaxation or simply putting away clean dishes—can transform your home and well-being. This episode explores how embracing space without guilt can change how you feel in your home.
2 Factor Authentication
Implementing a “2FA” approach to your purchases can help reduce impulse buying and prevent clutter accumulation. Strategies include setting time delays on purchases, having someone else manage your shopping passwords, unsubscribing from marketing emails, and uninstalling shopping apps. These steps add a layer of intentionality to your buying habits, making it easier to resist unnecessary items.
The Minimal Mom – Dawn Madsen
Dawn Madsen, known as The Minimal Mom, shares how embracing minimalism nine years ago transformed her family's happiness, satisfaction, and connection. She discusses what minimalism looks like for a family, the benefits it brings, and how it led them to live debt-free, offering a sense of freedom.
Out or Away
Deciding whether to leave items out or put them away depends on factors like usage frequency, visibility, and convenience. Items you use daily, like toothbrushes or phone chargers, might stay out for easy access, while others should be stored to reduce clutter.
Enough
This episode explores the significance of the word "enough" in our relationship with clutter and satisfaction. It delves into statements like "You are enough," "You've done enough," and "What is enough?" to help you assess your needs and find balance in your possessions. Understanding when you've reached "enough" can guide you in making intentional decisions about what to keep and what to let go.