You're listening to Minimalish, a podcast where we talk about simplifying our stuff, our lives, our motherhood, all in a realistic way so that we can make room for what matters.

We're not here for perfectly tidy homes or seeing how much we can

possibly declutter. We're here for living with less, realistically. It's going to look

different for all of us, but we're not really focused on how our version of minimalism looks anyways.

We're focused on how it feels.

I'm your host Desiree.

I'm a mom to two and on my own journey of living with a little less clutter so I can have more space for an

intentional life. I'm no expert and I like to think of this as a corner of the

internet where we're learning and growing together. So let's walk

towards a more simple and intentional life.

Here's this week's episode.

Welcome back to Minimalish. Today I have an episode that I think is going to be relatable and actionable for so many of us.

If we just put some of the tips into action right away, we're going to feel so much better

at the end of this episode because we are talking

about digital decluttering and organization.

And I think we all know that feeling of a cluttered inbox or cluttered text messaging app or

whatever you want to call it on your phone. I don't know the technologically

correct term. Cluttered apps on our phone screen, cluttered files on our computer, whatever

it might be.

When our digital life is cluttered, it does add to, I think at least for me it adds to my stress levels. So today I have a

guest with me, Amanda Jefferson of Indigo Organizing. She really specializes in

helping people declutter and organize their digital world.

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