Thanks for joining me in today's episode. I am going to talk about decluttering. I'm going to talk about

some different areas of your home. You can declutter. And I'm going to talk to you a little bit about

process. So I encourage you to pick an area and then work in that area while I talk, even though I'm going to be covering a lot

of different things. This is kind of a catch-all decluttering episode because a lot of times

we bring things into our home and we don't remove things from our home and we just start to accumulate.

And not just that, but decluttering is not just about getting rid of things.

It's also about organizing what you do have.

So if you're like, wait, I don't want to get rid of stuff.

You don't have to if you don't want to, you can use this opportunity to organize what you do have

but more often than not decluttering involves a little bit of both it involves some purging

and it involves organizing as well so here are some ideas if you have a catch-all nightstand,

maybe with a drawer full of clutter,

a surface full of clutter,

maybe even items underneath it or round it,

you might want to rethink what you're keeping on that nightstand. There are certain things

that belong on your nightstand. You know, maybe an alarm clock. If anybody uses alarm clocks anymore

now, we use our phones, but probably some water, if you like to bring water to bed, I know I do.

Maybe a pen, maybe a book.

I mean, it just depends on you, but you don't need a lot.

Okay, and then in your bedside drawer, there may be certain things that you like to keep close at hand,

but most likely you've added to that drawer, and it's starting to get full. I know mine

could use some purging. The next thing you might want to declutter is a dresser or maybe even

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