Clutter-free lifestyle!

When I first moved out of my parents’ house, I had ZERO furniture, reasonable right? It’s not like I could just take the family sofa and T.V. (though I tried…) No, my parents told me that over time I would come into my own furniture, one piece at a time. They were right, between yard sales and thrift stores I had acquired all the essential parcels I thought I needed. Random bed frame, dresser, coffee table, cute micky mouse landline phone, 3ft tall wooden Nutcracker. About a dozen of those Live Laugh Love affirmation posters, nick-nacks and trinket boxes… you see where I’m going with this done you. I had accumulated too many “treasures”. At the time I just thought if it was free then of course I’d find a way to get it off the sidewalk and into my car. Not long after I had acquired all my treasures, I start to feel overwhelmed and stressed in what was supposed to be my happy place. The thought of going back to my apartment after classes was daunting. Something as easy as laundry or dishes was becoming more and more of a hard pass in my head. I felt so stuck, so I picked up my mickey mouse corded landline and called my mom. After just a few minutes of being on the phone with her she boiled it down to the root of my aversion which was having too much clutter. she said that I needed to find my style and flow for my space. “Less is more” she said. So, I jumped on Pinterest and started scrolling, hoping to find something that was my style. Soon after my quest began, I started to notice that less IS more, and if something feels impossible to get done. Chances are it wasn’t set up for success. You would be amazed at what a dish drying rack or new organizer bins could do for a space and its activities. One extra towel hook in the kitchen… GAME CHANGER for my success. I’ve done the work and now I’m here for you. Let’s figure it out together!