Hey guys and welcome back to the clutter bug podcast. Today we're going to talk about borrowing motivation and tools from other people to improve our life.

So thanks so much for joining me today. I got to be honest with you. I've been going through a

funk. I do this. I'm like an up and down like a freaking roller coaster and maybe

it's the weather maybe it's I don't know honestly I think a lot of it is just is boredom I'm the type of person who I'm like

impulsive and yeah like new and exciting things I always want to move I always want to redecorate I always want to try new things and once I've done there

been there and done that my I, motivation to keep doing those things sort of wanes.

So while I love organizing and talking and motivating other people about cleaning and organizing

their home.

We're going on eight years now.

I'm getting pretty sick of it.

So without an external boss, I don't have a boss, I have no one to hold me accountable to,

I'm my own boss, it's hard to keep that motivation to want to get up and keep talking about it every day going.

I'm bored of it. And I know I need to. I need to, because, well, I need to because it's my job and I need to because it's my job and I need to because it still

makes me feel good about myself at the end of the day.

It really does.

It gives me a purpose, it gives my life, and without those things, I'm just Netflix and

chocolate, right? I'm just left to my own devices. I need some sort of structure in my life so obviously my

career gives me that but I'm I'm not feeling it. I have a third book contract

that I just signed to write a book about sort of I guess the psychology around clutter and

the different organizing styles and how knowing yourself can help you overcome some challenges

that you have and I'm not really feeling the motivation to write it.

I love the concept of the book but I've already written to and I'm just like you know I'm just

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