Have you ever stopped to think about what agenda your items might have?

If your items talked... how would your item finish this sentence

You need to...

Wear me

Fill me

Play with me

Read me

Cook me

Create with me

Organise me

Use me

Clean me

Maintain me

Sell me

Value me

Assess if you have the same agenda as your possessions (do you really want to read the book/ wear the jeans/ use the juicer/ ride the skateboard/ clean the outdoor furniture). Allow yourself to be challenged, think differently about your stuff.

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"Enough is enough"

"That's enough"

"Leave good enough alone"

"Close enough is good enough"

It's amazing how one simple word can relate so deeply to our relationship with clutter and our satisfaction with our stuff and life in general.

This week we talk about how some enough statements can really make you take stock of where you are at and where your satisfaction lies.

You Are Enough - Stuff won't make you enough. More stuff, less stuff... you are enough regardless of your things.

You've Done Enough - Do what you can with what you have. Every step forward is a step forward (I know... profound!)

What Is Enough - What do you need to be happy? How many of something do you need to have enough?

I've Had Enough - When you reach peak frustration with clutter it's a good thing as it drives you to make changes

When Is Enough Enough - How do you know when you've done enough decluttering? How do you know when to stop? At what point do you reach the equilibrium of satisfaction and enough

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FOTO: Fear of Throwing Out

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Todays episode focuses on 5 Home Truths about clutter and it's impact on your home and life. They're harsh... but true.

They're not meant to bring any condemnation, they're for you to meditate on and find freedom in how small actions of intention and decluttering can bring such freedom to your life.

1. Most of the stuff you buy is a waste of money

2. Stuff can't make you happy

3. You'll regret living a life impacted by clutter

4. Your clutter is worse than you think

5. Everything you love will one day be lost

Today is a great day to join my Head, Heart and Home Decluttering Course! Experience true freedom from clutter by learning all the skills you'll need to create and maintain an organised home.

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