Sure, decluttering is hard. But it doesn't have to be! Here are 6 ways to make decluttering easier . . . but, spoiler alert, you really only need 3 of them. A.C.E. - Accountability, community, and encouragement. Unleash ACE and kickstart your clutter-free life!

Decluttering often means addressing the fear of letting go and the fear of releasing the hold others' expectations have on you. When you do that . . . voila! You will create a home that fosters peace, clarity, and authenticity.

Mementos and memories are awesome! If your kids want them, terrific. But if they don't, look forward rather than backward. The future is for making new memories and finding new treasures together. Change your focus.

Game-ify your decluttering! Creativity and competition plus maybe even getting the kids and grandkids to jump in, will give you a huge dose of decluttering mojo. Let the games begin!

Decision paralysis is definitely an obstacle to effective decluttering, but it's not insurmountable. And it’s worth it! Decluttering is not just about tidying up physical spaces but also about clearing mental clutter and making room for a more intentional and fulfilling life. SO worth it!

Salvador Dali said, ""Have no fear of perfection - you'll never reach it." He's right! The fear of not being perfect can be paralyzing, make it hard to work with others, and lead to great unhappiness. Learn to celebrate decluttering progress and the lessons you learn along the way.

A well-maintained home is a collective effort with each family member having a role to play. When everyone does their part, families build a peaceful, respectful, and loving home that family and guests alike enjoy.

You want to start decluttering but don't know how to break the job down into manageable pieces. My room-by-room checklist will help!

Integrating small rewards into your decluttering routine makes it easier to stay focused and maintain momentum so that a chore becomes a time of self-care and accomplishment.

Organizing spaces isn't just about tidiness; it's an art form that allows for creativity, efficiency, and personal expression. Here are some new ways to think about organization.