Keep the momentum going with another batch of small, often-overlooked items—like old chargers, single socks, or expired dry goods—that clutter your space. This episode offers more easy wins, showing how consistently clearing a few things daily adds up to a calmer, clutter-free home.
Need more quick clutter wins? This episode continues the list with 100 easily forgotten items—like random passwords, dried-out markers, or redundant keys—that you can let go of today. Small decisions add up fast toward a lighter, more organised space.
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.
In March 2018, Nomes tragically lost her home in a fire. Nearly four years later, she shares her journey of healing and the profound impact on her relationship with possessions. Discover how the Head, Heart & Home course supported her recovery and offered new perspectives on decluttering.
Many people accumulate reusable shopping bags and struggle with storing them. This episode offers practical tips for folding, organising, and repurposing bags, including how to handle the often-forgotten plastic bases that come with fabric bags, helping reduce clutter and keep your space tidy.
Rosella Street is a safe, localised platform connecting communities through buying, donating, renting, and lending used items. Designed to reduce consumerism and waste, it champions the circular economy
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.
Sandra Pankhurst, known as The Trauma Cleaner, shares her compassionate work supporting people living with trauma and squalor. She highlights empathy, respect, and dignity in her approach, revealing how cleaning can be healing. Her commitment to excellence reflects deep care for clients and their unique stories.
It's important to be intentional about the disposal of items during decluttering. It emphasizes the need to consider where items will end up and encourages thoughtful decision-making to reduce landfill waste. The conversation also touches on the challenges and solutions for diverting items from landfills.
Tania Goranitis, a Professional Organiser from regional Victoria, founded Women Against Waste to inspire communities to reduce waste and embrace mindful consumption. In this episode, she shares how her community has transformed their habits and offers practical tips for individuals to make impactful changes in their homes.
When decluttering, it's common to create a temporary "holding zone" for items destined for donation or sale. This episode provides practical strategies to manage this space effectively, encouraging you to set clear time and space limits to prevent clutter accumulation. It also offers tips for moving items along to their next home, such as scheduling regular trips to your local op/thrift shop.
