Are you ready for the answers to all your most burning organization questions?

That's what we're doing in today's podcast.

Hey clutterbugs, welcome back to the Clutterbug podcast. So I asked for your help and you guys delivered. I put out a post asking for just questions that you want answered to your most pressing organization

questions and I'm going to read some of those now and give you answers. This is fun, this is a fun little podcast. Hopefully we can do more of these in the future so that you as community members really feel heard and really feel like you're getting the help you're looking for.

As you're listening to this podcast, I hope you take action on your home,

that you move the needle forward that you do something today in this short amount of time together that's going to make you proud.

So that when you wake up tomorrow morning, you're so thankful that you took action the day before.

This is a gift. This is a gift to tomorrow you. So what are you going to do?

Are you going to do the dishes?

Are you going to catch up on laundry?

Are you going to declutter and get things out of your house

or tidy?

Let's take real action. While we learn a little bit about organizing and decluttering and just some random life stuff. Okay? Let's jump in with Josie A pearl who says what do you do with nice stuff you are ready to part with when you have no storage space?

I have tried to give it away but nobody wants it or they don't show up and then you end up with bags and boxes lined up in your hall. The longer it's there, the more you second guess your decision so it's best for you to just get it out ASAP is it

okay to just throw it away I love this question so much for a couple of reasons.

One, I feel like this is so relatable

and two, this is something that we're kind of dealing

with with a loved one in our own personal life.

So right off the bat, it's okay to throw it out. It's okay to throw good

stuff in the trash. I have to repeat that. It's okay to throw good things in a black trash bag and just

put it in the trash. And this is because we only have so much capacity to do so many things in a day and arranging people to come and pick up your donations or dropping off your donations and loading your car and packing things up and all of this if this feels overwhelming and it is stopping you from making the progress of getting things out of your house you don't have the capacity to do it like that right now, because you're drowning, because you're overwhelmed, and it's okay to take a shortcut and give yourself some grace and just get it out so that tomorrow you could be better.

So that when your house is under control in the future, you can be more mindful not only of how you

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