
What obstacles get in your way of decluttering?
What barriers leave you feeling stuck? A lack of motivation? Unhelpful and limiting thoughts and beliefs? Your feelings? Uncertainty? A lack of time? The need to make perfect decisions? Overwhelm about all you need to do?
It's time to work through the barriers that make clearing the clutter so difficult.
I understand the struggle
because I've been there too.
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You get angry with yourself for being hesitant and indecisive because you're worried that you'll make a wrong decision and regret getting rid of something you wish you still had.
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You're unable to find that thing you need right now, you waste money buying duplicates of items you forgot you owned, and you waste time trying to reorganize spaces, so you don't have to get rid of anything.
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You dread that someone will drop by and see your home the way it usually looks when you haven't had the chance to tidy and tuck things away in anticipation of company.
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And you're worn out from hindering your own progress with mental and physical barriers. Whether it's clinging to items for a vague "someday," failing to identify what truly matters to you, or neglecting to plan time for decluttering, these obstacles are keep you from moving forward.
If so, I get it and I can help.
Hi, I'm Susan,
and I know exactly how overwhelming disorganization feels, because I've been there too.
I never understood how I could spend so much time organizing my possessions without ever feeling organized.
But when I emptied my parents'
overstuffed house I couldn't ignore that I'd embraced their belief that you should hold onto everything for "someday."
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This encouraged me to take a deeper look at what was important to me so that I could identify and clear my clutter.
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And I can help you do the same.

Dennis H., MA
“Susan's information, her coaching, and approach helped enormously."
Nanci M., MA
"Learning how to declutter is different than just trashing everything. It's about how you make your home work better for you."
Kathleen C., MA
“Everything you say about how people get attached to items is so spot on! Thank you for the inspiration.”