You're listening to the Decluttered Mom podcast. A podcast built specifically for busy moms by a busy mom. I'm your host, Diana Renee. And in 2017, I had my second daughter and it felt like I was literally drowning in my home. Okay, not literally,

but I felt like I couldn't breathe with all of the stuff surrounding me. Over the next 10 months,

I got rid of approximately 70% of our household belongings and I have never looked back. I kind of feel like I hacked

the mom system, and I'm here to share all the tips, tricks, and encouragement. Let's listen to

today's show. Hello and welcome to another episode of the decluttered mom podcast. My name is Diana Renee, and I am your host. If you have been a long-time listener, I hope you love this episode. If you maybe just stumbled upon this episode, my name is Diana. And I have been helping busy moms now since 2018, which I'm

terrible at math, but that's a very long time. And I really, really truly love what I do. I am so

thankful that I get to do what I do and I have several courses that can help you.

But I'm also here for this free content here on the podcast and over on Instagram.

And so today we're going to talk a little bit about decluttering burnout.

And this is going to be part helpful information, but also part just pep talk,

because sometimes we just need a pep talk. It's not going to be a super long episode.

But decluttering burnout is real. What is it? Why does it happen? And how do you recover from it? Right. And let's be clear.

Like there's actual like real like burnout in your life. That's very different. This is more like you're just

sick and tired of decluttering. You're trying to declutter your house. You're trying to get it back in order. You're

trying to feel like you have control over it again. And you just feel like you've hit a brick wall.

You can't do any more. And you're done. Which is a tough spot to be in because you don't want to be

done because you're not where you, your house isn't where you want it to be.

Like you still don't feel calm in your house.

You still don't feel organized.

You still feel like you're losing things all the time.

You still feel like you are losing patience and yelling at your kids because you're just so sick and tired of the mess constantly. You're tired of being

the only one who not only sees the mess, but does anything about it. And that's real. Those are

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