TOP 10 DECLUTTERING TIPS FROM A MINIMALIST PRO

Here are my top 10 tips so you can declutter like a champ 👊🏻💥

[melaniegodwin]

I thought i was the only one who got joyously excited about decluttering🤣🤣🤣 Love the shirt. It looks great on you!

[LittleFangs-epkk]

I appreciate your authenticity and realness: you’re not rehearsed and sanitized. And I love that you’re funny as hell.

[StarRae]

“If it’s not a hell yes, it’s a hell no” will get me farther 🌿 Thx! So much good advice in your video.
Currently, going thru jeans/ pants.

[carlylifting]

You know what I love about you? You're unapologetically yourself without being snobby... I enjoy your sense of humor and your videos are awesome.

[stw]

I love decluttering and organizing, and those things come naturally to me. I do, however, still really enjoy watching videos like this one because I occasionally come upon a new perspective or a different way of doing something that I can incorporate into my life. The gem from this video was your "Thank you, you have served me well" philosophy. I love that idea and plan to start implementing it myself immediately! I've been trying to unsubscribe from things lately and to avoid adding new subscriptions of any sort, but I've watched a few of your videos now and just had to hit that subscribe button today. Keep up the great work with your fun and unique videos!

[janetthoke]

I really like the showing gratitude to things you are letting go of or that have been used up. 😊

[simplykory]

I like my weirdness too. So glad I found your channel. We have a lot in common and I like your approach to minimalism.

[LacyDawnS]

Love the new top! I really liked your minimalist wardrobe video but have been seeing you wear things that were not in the video but I really like that you replace the items vs. adding to the amount you had back when you made that video. Also way to go on 900 subscribers today! Your channel is exploding!

[fenree]

You are such an inspiration! So glad I found your Channel, you're essentially my minimalist goal 😄🌿

[carmenalabat]

Excellent points very helpful. I appreciate your unique and original way of BEING. Thank you😊

[gemmaparnell]

In regards to the notepad, having a nice expensive one is better because it also helps you to be more intentional about what you write down. When I got rid of notepads and paper and only had 1 notepad, I started doing more 😊

[sidekick]

Love your minimalist content. I also love to declutter. It is really liberating. Your videos inspire me to keep on trying to live and consume intentionally. That what more people should do. I’m looking forward to your next videos. Have a great day and greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

[asdfasdf]

I'm glad I found your channel. I sadly learnt all of this the difficult way and wish I had a humble, down to earth, empathetic, kind and compassionate person who simply sits there and explains it all patiently. Also discovered youtube only like 6 years ago :)

[LaurenNicolaides]

Ahhh I love your videos. Ur voice is amazing

[theoldaccountthatiusedtous]

I haven't been this inspired by minimalism in a while! I've struggled with sentimental items... I think just watching your videos gives me a kind of "permission" to let go of some things I thought I should keep. I like your attitude!

[stefaniewerda]

I love your attitude and your sense of humor 😄 Your videos are inspiring and informative and also just much fun to watch.

[barbarashirland]

I LOVE getting rid of stuff. Next up is under the kitchen and bathroom sinks. When I had a big tent to re-home, I drove down to the homeless camp. A woman came over to greet me (they have a social organization within). I asked if she could use the tent, and she was VERY grateful. I was SO rewarded by doing that! It felt GREAT!

[pattysperfectday]

As a data nerd I want to tell you how the average American home probably doesn’t have anywhere close to 300, 000 things. An organizer who went into homes where people made enough to hire an organizer and felt overwhelmed enough to hire an organizer was asked how many items she thought were in the average American home and she said 300, 000. The LA Times quoted her and now this “statistic” is quoted citing the LA Times. (It’s even in Joshua Beckers book). There was never any study just one person’s guess. This is used as an example in statistics classes to show how a made up statistic can become a “fact” with proper citation and still not be true.
Someone made a YouTube video about how the average American home does not have 300, 000 things. She and her husband have a baby and live in a three bedroom two bath house with a storage shed. They spent several days counting everything and had about 6, 000 things.

[kenshia]

Just found your channel and it is so eye opening. I also love how you don’t put down past versions of yourself, like this is where I was then but there’s no negative self talk just accepting that stage for what it was. I struggle with guilt/shame from my past and it’s nice to hear someone respect their past without being bogged down by it currently. Great video 🩷

[mindie]

Thanks for the video and tips. I really love your channel!