In the past I’ve taken amazing pictures of my dogs .., but couldn’t post or share them because there was laundry or clutter in the background and it looked awful. My home is now a clean clear place and all pics of my dogs are shareable!!! 😊
I'm loving your channel ! I found out about it from another You Tuber, " But First, Coffee". I've subcribed, and I've been watching all afternoon . Great, calming, info-packed content!
I have a miscellaneous drawer because I don't have the space to have a separate drawer for each individual item. I'm not one of the 1%. It irritates the hell out of me that so many youtubers think that we all live in freaking big mansions with huge kitches.
I set up hooks and shoe cubbies right by the door where my kids come in from school. They will invariably walk right past this and drop their coats, shoes, and bags in random locations all over the house. 🤦♀️
Mia, I found your channel on pinterest! As I'm thinking through the questions you discussed in the video, I kept wondering how I could purpose my living space. I move A LOT. Last year I moved 4 times and this year twice. Every new place has different built in storage solutions. I try to keep minimal stuff because of all the packing. But it's not financially wise to build a new storage system every time I move. Any tips?
Hi Celeste, it sounds like you're already on the right track with this. I used to move a LOT. There was a period of 3 years where I lived in 4 different states and even more cities! Traveling was so much fun and important to me as a person so I'm glad that you're getting to experience some of that. When it comes to frequently altering your structural space (i.e. changing homes)- I've found that the same vibes and level of support can is achieved just in the belongings you bring with you and what you do with them functionally- making sure that the things you need are in the most helpful and aesthetically pleasing spots. The storage is rarely the most important part. Ideally, most of the belongings you move with aren't held in storage anyway. Definitely wouldn't build a new storage system every time!
@@MiaDanielle Thanks for the reply! Glad to see someone who has moved intensively is now teaching minimalism and organization. I used to be bare bone minimalist. But I found out that I enjoy wearing colorful clothes, get bored with one winter coat, and need a lot more kitchen tools now that I'm cooking everyday. It's a constant self-discovery.
My issue if getting rid of stuff has more to do with the uncertain future. I am not convinced that I am allowed in supermarkets- shops etc without vaxx. Let alone hospitals doctors dental work. So I am holding on to everything thinking this is maybe what I own and have for the rest of my life. So maybe I should box stuff up and put in my garage to use years from now. What do you think? Thanks for the video xxx
I am in the same position. I’ve accumulated more over the pandemic and I’m loath to part with is because it’s too hard to shop without v-pass and my financial situation is also very tenuous.
Not to mention supply chain problems. My husband works for a company that makes municipal water treatment facilities. They can't get parts. Parts that used to take 3 or 4 days to get now take 6 months to a year. And the covid thing is real; I want to get a new couch, but they won't deliver it into the house because of covid restrictions! How am I, a 5'2" elderly woman, supposed to get a couch into my house?
Sorry I missed this one but it's so true! It's because our brains get used to familiar surroundings and Stop asking that acknowledging them as "worthy info to notice" :)
New to your channel, please speak slower, I can't write that fast :) Also, i have put labels on drawers, until, i get use to the new use of the space, , this has helped me alot, and with in 2 months, i no longer need the label , and remove it - what do u think ?
In the past I’ve taken amazing pictures of my dogs .., but couldn’t post or share them because there was laundry or clutter in the background and it looked awful. My home is now a clean clear place and all pics of my dogs are shareable!!! 😊
That's awesome 🙌 what great progress!
That was so good! I love the way you really get into the emotional type stuff behind WHY we have clutter and the successful way to truly declutter!
Emily Johnson thank you for this awesome comment! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
She makes me think and reflect
Love the tips. Stuff I have not heard in other decluttering videos
Awesome, thanks for watching!
I'm loving your channel ! I found out about it from another You Tuber, " But First, Coffee". I've subcribed, and I've been watching all afternoon . Great, calming, info-packed content!
Awesome! Thank you and welcome aboard :)
Very helpful! Just found your Chanel. Love the bird canvases behind you! I have been trying to de-clutter for a while, now.
I like your perspective
Awesome, welcome! :)
Substantive content as always 😃
Thank you so much :)
Love your content
Glad you enjoy it!
Great thoughts! The vision for the space is key🙂
It really is! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for sharing. Great video. I really enjoyed how you explained everthing
Glad you enjoyed it :)
I have a miscellaneous drawer because I don't have the space to have a separate drawer for each individual item. I'm not one of the 1%. It irritates the hell out of me that so many youtubers think that we all live in freaking big mansions with huge kitches.
If you know what goes there and why, then that's the important bit. She's talking about drawers that people just mindlessly stuff things in
I set up hooks and shoe cubbies right by the door where my kids come in from school. They will invariably walk right past this and drop their coats, shoes, and bags in random locations all over the house. 🤦♀️
Mia, I found your channel on pinterest!
As I'm thinking through the questions you discussed in the video, I kept wondering how I could purpose my living space. I move A LOT. Last year I moved 4 times and this year twice. Every new place has different built in storage solutions. I try to keep minimal stuff because of all the packing. But it's not financially wise to build a new storage system every time I move. Any tips?
Hi Celeste, it sounds like you're already on the right track with this. I used to move a LOT. There was a period of 3 years where I lived in 4 different states and even more cities! Traveling was so much fun and important to me as a person so I'm glad that you're getting to experience some of that.
When it comes to frequently altering your structural space (i.e. changing homes)- I've found that the same vibes and level of support can is achieved just in the belongings you bring with you and what you do with them functionally- making sure that the things you need are in the most helpful and aesthetically pleasing spots. The storage is rarely the most important part. Ideally, most of the belongings you move with aren't held in storage anyway. Definitely wouldn't build a new storage system every time!
@@MiaDanielle Thanks for the reply! Glad to see someone who has moved intensively is now teaching minimalism and organization. I used to be bare bone minimalist. But I found out that I enjoy wearing colorful clothes, get bored with one winter coat, and need a lot more kitchen tools now that I'm cooking everyday. It's a constant self-discovery.
My issue if getting rid of stuff has more to do with the uncertain future. I am not convinced that I am allowed in supermarkets- shops etc without vaxx.
Let alone hospitals doctors dental work.
So I am holding on to everything thinking this is maybe what I own and have for the rest of my life. So maybe I should box stuff up and put in my garage to use years from now. What do you think?
Thanks for the video xxx
I think a lot is this uncertainty is going to continue to fade as time passes ☺️
I am in the same position. I’ve accumulated more over the pandemic and I’m loath to part with is because it’s too hard to shop without v-pass and my financial situation is also very tenuous.
Not to mention supply chain problems. My husband works for a company that makes municipal water treatment facilities. They can't get parts. Parts that used to take 3 or 4 days to get now take 6 months to a year. And the covid thing is real; I want to get a new couch, but they won't deliver it into the house because of covid restrictions! How am I, a 5'2" elderly woman, supposed to get a couch into my house?
Omg, I totally take pictures so that I can see my clutter. Why can't I see it without the picture???
Sorry I missed this one but it's so true! It's because our brains get used to familiar surroundings and Stop asking that acknowledging them as "worthy info to notice" :)
New to your channel, please speak slower, I can't write that fast :) Also, i have put labels on drawers, until, i get use to the new use of the space, , this has helped me alot, and with in 2 months, i no longer need the label , and remove it - what do u think ?
Haha I've been slowing it a bit lately ;). Gotta consider those note takers! 🙌
I’m overwhelmed and then it’s hard to get it all done… It’s always a work in progress… but not really finished in one corner
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