This has been encouraging to listen to today. I just ironically emptied out a packed closet of yarn and craft supplies and I'm overwhelmed with how much came out of the closet. Clutter is truly stressful for me but I have alot of chronic fatigue and have to do something about it now.
Thank you, I'm glad my video encouraged you. Decluttering can be overwhelming, especially with chronic fatigue, but taking it step by step is progress. Celebrate small victories and remember, you're not alone in this journey. Feel free to check out more videos for inspiration. You've got this! 😊🌟
@42:17 Hee, Hee! I pulled everything out of my two bathroom cabinets 3 months ago. I organized under there and put back what I wanted, but the rest of the stuff is in containers on my bedroom floor. Looking at that stuff is exhausting and depressing. Linens are on my floor instead of shelves. It’s not that I want or will use the BTHRM stuff, it is just overwhelming me. [Note: I am 70, can’t do as much physical work as I used to, and I have Hashimoto’s so I am always beat. I just figured out that the reason I have never been able to clear out that stuff is that when I come up to my bedroom, I automatically go to bed (it IS a bedroom) no matter what time of day or night it is. I look at the containers, etc, and just think I am too tired, I’ll do it later, but later also slips away…] So, this has been an ah ha moment for me. Maybe start on it when I first get up (whenever) even if it is just a little bit at a time. I am tired of feeling guilty and even more tired when I look at all that stuff. It has been living stuffed in those cabinets and unused, so why hold onto it “in case” or make myself dig through it again. If I have done without it so far, it’s probably time to toss it. Okay, I am going to bed now…💤😴
I understand how overwhelming and exhausting dealing with clutter can be, especially with physical limitations and health conditions. It's commendable that you organized your bathroom cabinets, but I can see how the remaining items on your bedroom floor might be causing stress and guilt. Your realization about starting the decluttering process in the morning is a great step forward. Remember to be kind to yourself, take small steps at your own pace, and celebrate each achievement. Tossing the unused items can help lighten the burden and create a more comfortable living space. You're making a positive shift in your mindset, and our community is here to support you. Wishing you restful sleep and success as you work towards an organized and comfortable home. Take care!
My late husband & I had a small business, and so I respectfully disagree with getting rid of employee files. I was told by 2 different attorneys & also our former accountant that employee files must be kept. In the future they can sue you & you are required to keep them for many years. ❤ all of your content @AngelaBrown !
Thank you for sharing your perspective and personal experience regarding employee files. I completely understand your point of view, and it's essential to consider legal and professional advice when it comes to managing business records. You're absolutely right that keeping employee files can be crucial for potential legal matters or audits in the future. Following the advice of attorneys and accountants is a wise approach to ensure compliance with legal requirements.
Thank you Angela. I appreciate your video podcasts. Which I look at as conversations.. between two people, back & forth, speaking on the same subject to explain specific points that you see every day. I'm older & partially disabled with a severe back curvature which brings my ability to stand limited. Therefore I have a houseful. I can see with your help an improvement. Disability is a real thing for a lot of us. ... Glenda
You're welcome and thank you so much for the shout-out and for the money. All of the "THANKS" money from our channel goes to our scholarship fund. You just paid for training and certification for a professional house cleaner. Here's where the money goes. savvycleaner.com/scholarship-winners-for-2023/ THANK YOU for helping me leave the world a cleaner place. 🙏🤗👏
You're welcome! My kid is an autistic nb. Hope this helps. My book is written in short chunks, in a nd-friendly font and lots of white space to make it easier for people to read.
I would have liked to have heard the guest explain more about the subject, a few times she would start talking but seemed to get interrupted before she was able to finish.
37:15 is this cheap dishware store still in existence? We live in boone but sometimes make it down the mountain, would love to check a place like that out
No. It was Carolina Pottery at the border of North and South Carolina at Carrowinds Blvd. I believe the outlets for the cheap dishware is now the Dollar Tree. They have glass ware for about $1.25 each - plates, mugs, bowls etc. Also, Walmart has packs of dishes that are bright colored (picnic ware for cheap. 4 bowls for $2.88) or something like that. Every spring and summer they have new colored collections that come out with matching table cloths..
The guest on that show has a book: 'This Mess is Making Me Stress' amzn.to/3Kd01h7 (paid link). I hope that was the product you were asking about. Thank you for watching! 🤗
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This has been encouraging to listen to today. I just ironically emptied out a packed closet of yarn and craft supplies and I'm overwhelmed with how much came out of the closet. Clutter is truly stressful for me but I have alot of chronic fatigue and have to do something about it now.
Thank you, I'm glad my video encouraged you. Decluttering can be overwhelming, especially with chronic fatigue, but taking it step by step is progress. Celebrate small victories and remember, you're not alone in this journey. Feel free to check out more videos for inspiration. You've got this! 😊🌟
@42:17 Hee, Hee! I pulled everything out of my two bathroom cabinets 3 months ago. I organized under there and put back what I wanted, but the rest of the stuff is in containers on my bedroom floor. Looking at that stuff is exhausting and depressing. Linens are on my floor instead of shelves. It’s not that I want or will use the BTHRM stuff, it is just overwhelming me.
[Note: I am 70, can’t do as much physical work as I used to, and I have Hashimoto’s so I am always beat. I just figured out that the reason I have never been able to clear out that stuff is that when I come up to my bedroom, I automatically go to bed (it IS a bedroom) no matter what time of day or night it is. I look at the containers, etc, and just think I am too tired, I’ll do it later, but later also slips away…]
So, this has been an ah ha moment for me. Maybe start on it when I first get up (whenever) even if it is just a little bit at a time. I am tired of feeling guilty and even more tired when I look at all that stuff. It has been living stuffed in those cabinets and unused, so why hold onto it “in case” or make myself dig through it again. If I have done without it so far, it’s probably time to toss it.
Okay, I am going to bed now…💤😴
I understand how overwhelming and exhausting dealing with clutter can be, especially with physical limitations and health conditions. It's commendable that you organized your bathroom cabinets, but I can see how the remaining items on your bedroom floor might be causing stress and guilt. Your realization about starting the decluttering process in the morning is a great step forward. Remember to be kind to yourself, take small steps at your own pace, and celebrate each achievement. Tossing the unused items can help lighten the burden and create a more comfortable living space. You're making a positive shift in your mindset, and our community is here to support you. Wishing you restful sleep and success as you work towards an organized and comfortable home. Take care!
My late husband & I had a small business, and so I respectfully disagree with getting rid of employee files. I was told by 2 different attorneys & also our former accountant that employee files must be kept. In the future they can sue you & you are required to keep them for many years. ❤ all of your content @AngelaBrown !
Thank you for sharing your perspective and personal experience regarding employee files. I completely understand your point of view, and it's essential to consider legal and professional advice when it comes to managing business records. You're absolutely right that keeping employee files can be crucial for potential legal matters or audits in the future. Following the advice of attorneys and accountants is a wise approach to ensure compliance with legal requirements.
The cookbooks, yes! You can make a copy of the page instead of ripping it out, before giving it away. 📚
Thanks for sharing that tip! 😃
Thank you for those catchy phrases that I can say to my clients to encourage them on their journey!!!
I loved her so much I listened twice. I can't wait to hear her on another episode.
Glad you liked it!
Thank You, nice show. Sometimes I listen in while doing my housework. Girlfriend hour.
Love that! Thanks for tuning in!😊
Excellent!!! I ordered the book!
+Tessa Jetta oh, that’s wonderful, let me know how you like it. Donna was a delight on the show and I’m so glad you joined us. 🥳
Thank you Angela. I appreciate your video podcasts. Which I look at as conversations.. between two people, back & forth, speaking on the same subject to explain specific points that you see every day. I'm older & partially disabled with a severe back curvature which brings my ability to stand limited. Therefore I have a houseful. I can see with your help an improvement. Disability is a real thing for a lot of us. ... Glenda
Hi Glenda, Thanks for joining us, and yes we can have more conversations about disability. Thanks for suggesting it. 😍
Thank you! Very helpful!
You're welcome, so glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
You're welcome and thank you so much for the shout-out and for the money. All of the "THANKS" money from our channel goes to our scholarship fund. You just paid for training and certification for a professional house cleaner. Here's where the money goes. savvycleaner.com/scholarship-winners-for-2023/ THANK YOU for helping me leave the world a cleaner place. 🙏🤗👏
From an autistic nb person, thank you Donna
You're welcome. Hope it was helpful, thanks for watching!
You're welcome! My kid is an autistic nb. Hope this helps. My book is written in short chunks, in a nd-friendly font and lots of white space to make it easier for people to read.
I have lot of maybe's then !!!Very interesting thank you ❤
You're welcome, thanks for tuning in!
I would have liked to have heard the guest explain more about the subject, a few times she would start talking but seemed to get interrupted before she was able to finish.
I appreciate your feedback. Thank you for being here. 😊
thank you
You are so welcome. I am so happy you are here. ☺
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37:15 is this cheap dishware store still in existence? We live in boone but sometimes make it down the mountain, would love to check a place like that out
No. It was Carolina Pottery at the border of North and South Carolina at Carrowinds Blvd. I believe the outlets for the cheap dishware is now the Dollar Tree. They have glass ware for about $1.25 each - plates, mugs, bowls etc. Also, Walmart has packs of dishes that are bright colored (picnic ware for cheap. 4 bowls for $2.88) or something like that. Every spring and summer they have new colored collections that come out with matching table cloths..
Thanks ❤
You're welcome. 😊
What is the product?
The guest on that show has a book: 'This Mess is Making Me Stress' amzn.to/3Kd01h7 (paid link). I hope that was the product you were asking about. Thank you for watching! 🤗
Just got rid of expired food today... there was not a lot, but needed doing
Awesome! That's a great start, keep it up!
I don't keep anything in the cabinet under the bathroom sink. 😅
That's a good approach!