Why Your Home is always MESSY!

Are you stuck in the cycle of cleaning and tidying your home, just for it to get messy again? Here is the REAL REASON your home isn't staying tidy and always seems messy.

Podcast Channel on Youtube: @ClutterbugPod

[DeeDee-yxhx]

Everytime I have a pkg delivered or buy something that comes in a box, i keep it and fill it up with stuff around the house to donate. This helps me to keep my clutter in check

[vanelizfeliciano]

My tip is, if you have a hard time letting things go, start with the fridge. Anything expired or old leftovers. It always gets me in the zone to continue to declutter the house breaks the ice..

[jsimp]

I am dying right now! I feel so sorry for people who don’t watch your videos until the end. Not to minimize your butt pain, but this is the funniest story I have EVER heard! Thank you for sharing. You made my day. 🥰

[youtuba]

I actually cried with your intro. I feel the excitement you feel about the topic, is proportional to the frustration I feel with home organisation as someone with severe ADHD.

[angelaguerin]

I’m struggling with all 3. Decluttering, organizing and tidying. My home was perfectly organized and tidy then I got sick. Five years of being sick turned my home into a disaster. My family helped but it just kept getting out of hand. The mess grew and grew. I was overwhelmed. I found you and I’m slowly getting my home back. Thank you for repeating everything. Some days when things are tough, I just need the reminder.

[rachelvryhof]

It may feel like groundhog day for you talking about clutter Cas, but you're reaching new people every day, or people in a new place in their journey...we love listening to you! Repetition is the mother of skill according to my karate instructor!

[debbY]

Before decluttering, I was literally seeing a therapist bc I couldn’t understand why I could not manage my household mess. Therapist tried to dig deep into my childhood to understand why I felt the need to be so tidy. Fast forward four months - got rid of the therapist and did a serious declutter. I cannot explain to you how BIG of a change it has been to have decluttered! I no longer feel overwhelmed by my house - it’s honestly shocking to me, but I continue to declutter more and more bc it has already been so life changing.

[FrankDillman]

I just don't know how to begin and I'm going to start with your 30 day challenge! That picture of your garage... That's my entire house, my business office and my cars. Depression from divorce and custody got me cluttered and the clutter keeps me depressed.
Single dad of 2 amazing kids, self employed and no help from anyone. Only ridicule. I have to work, take to school, pick up from school, band practice, football games, work very late due to the mid day of pickup from school, try to cook, laundry, divide my time to spend with people... I wake up at 2/3 am and typically go to sleep at about 10pm.
I JUST! DON'T! KNOW! WHAT! TO! DO!
I will try your 30 day challenge and see if I can get anything accomplished.
Thank you for your videos. It's the only help I have and I need it so much! ✌🏼

[EliseRoseCrochet]

I've always struggled with the decluttering part. I've felt emotionally attached to everything and couldn't let them go until recently. I no longer want to live with all this stuff and am finding decluttering so freeing! Thank you!!! ❤️

[Midwestmomvolunteer]

An example of why this works: my son was working on a project, needed some allen wrenches. Went right to the closet, pulled out the container marked tools, (recently decluttered closet) and kept going. He mentioned it to us later that it was a welcome change over searching! Have a good day everyone.

[michellebiggerstaff]

I've got to start decluttering again. Just figured out there are 12 "rooms" in my house. If I can declutter 1 "room" a month, I'll have a newly decluttered home by the end of the year. That includes closets separately, linen closet, and laundry room. Yes, I'll probably do this quicker than that, but "less pressure" attitude to help me. Let's go.

[ecarr]

The 'broke your butt buying a fake butt' story had me in absolute stiches! Thank you for sharing that hilarity. I struggle most with decluttering because I feel like I need all the things I have since my family has so many irons in the fire.

[jillc]

I love that you, Dawn, and Dana each bring a little slightly different view to the clutter problem. I identify with something from each of you.... sometimes it's the mood I'm in, sometimes it's a habit I do. I am so thankful for all 3 of you! Together, yall address my crazy clutter issues 😆.

[mllata]

Omg! You just won me over! I’m officially a fan. You are too funny and real. I love it! And thank you for the decluttering tips. My home is messy. I’m overwhelmed. I don’t know where to start. It’s been years that I have this problem. I can’t let go of things. Too many emotional attachments. Too worried about where to donate things. Too worried about where my things will end up. But you have given me hope! Thank you! 🙏🏽

[daniellecrawford]

I absolutely love how you address this “clutter” issue. You don’t shake and say we’re hoarders and have to throw it all away or say anything that’s negative. You completely relate and that’s huge! I am so motivated to complete the 10 min tidy up at 8 pm. I’ve already set my daily alarm. Accountability is key. You make me WANT to be better with this “issue”. You’re absolutely amazing and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the new way of thinking about life and inspiration you have provided me with. Thank you!! I wish you could help me with my home directly 🙂

[Jan-jkli]

Oh my goodness, thank you for your transparency in sharing your painful yet hilarious story at the end! And thank you for your helpful tips and encouragement to keep working at overcoming clutter!!!

[kathydittmer]

You hit the nail on the head with the “holding yourself accountable” for whatever you’ve committed to. My kitchen was a nightmare, much on the cupboards had very little to do with cooking! That all got cleared out…maintaining it was the real challenge.
Post gutting all the stuff being sorted and dumped…by days end I have all kinds of stuff cluttering the worktops. Not that I could have done it earlier in the day….I make myself do it before I go to bed. It’s not fun, I often think, “I can do that in the morning.” I haven’t caved in once yet and my kitchen has been sorted out for a couple months. Sometimes I end up staying up until 2:00 am, but I feel so good in the morning! Clear workspace! What a treat! Love your channel!

[blessedbetholdfarmgal]

Girl, you always toss that wisdom around and I appreciate the encouragement! The end are so real and sooo funny! I adore you! Thanks

[Didsy]

When ever I can't be bothered or feeling really unmotivated I can hear Cas's voice telling me to 'put my big girl pants on and do it' 🤣🤣🤣

[Mona-pnnj]

I’ve found that focusing on one room at a time provides greater success. Kitchen was #1 and it worked. I gave myself a month to declutter and spruce it up either a fresh coat of paint or shelf liner. Then on to the next room. Bedrooms take the most time and letting go of good clothes is hard. But we did it. Good Will and friends are now enjoying all our clutter and we are benefiting from less. Thanks for the inspiration ❤️