EP 413 Declutter Your Entire House in 15 Minutes a Day

The Purpose Show

Allie Casazza

Marriage, Self-improvement, Business, Goalsetting, Education, Intentionalliving, Homemaking, Entrepreneur, Purposefulliving, Mindfulliving, Motherhood, Minimalism, Femaleentrepreneur

4.6 • 4.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2024

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of The Purpose Show, I’m sharing my journey with decluttering and minimalism, focusing on how to overcome overwhelm, balance your energies, and stay consistent with decluttering practices. I introduce the upcoming Declutter Like A Mother challenge and dive into the benefits of my membership program, The Becoming Her Collective, which is designed to help women with their personal growth and home organization efforts. This episode is packed with tips to help you simplify your space and create more peace and purpose in your life.

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Takeaways

Decluttering can be overwhelming, but it can be managed in small steps.
Consistency is key to maintaining a clutter-free environment.
Balancing masculine and feminine energies is essential for personal growth.
Mindfulness in decluttering leads to lasting results.
The 'Declutter Like A Mother' challenge is a supportive community event.
Small, daily decluttering efforts can prevent future clutter.
It's important to make quick decisions about items in your home.
Women often overcomplicate decluttering; simplicity is key.
The Becoming Her Collective offers valuable resources for personal development.
Joining a community can enhance motivation and accountability in decluttering efforts.

Transcript

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0:00.0	You're not here to stay the same all the time.
0:03.0	You're not here to play fucking small.
0:05.8	The whole point of being alive is to live, to evolve.
0:10.3	You're listening to The Purpose Show.
0:15.3	Welcome to the third episode and final episode in our decluttering mini series here on the purpose show podcast.
0:23.7	This has been really good. I've really enjoyed recording these and excited. I'm really excited
0:28.2	for Declutter Like a Mother this year. I feel like just this whole, it's crazy, like this whole
0:33.4	journey, this whole time, all these years of doing what I do, creating content, but starting
0:40.3	out as literally just like a mom blogger way back in 2011 and then slowly becoming like the
0:47.8	decluttering queen, the minimalist one, the life minimalist, all these different things.
0:52.8	And then getting here to where I've just
0:56.3	learned so much and gone so deep in some really important directions like the subconscious
1:02.8	reprogramming side of things and just being a woman and walking away from things that
1:07.5	no longer serve me and sharing that with you all. And we really have just locked arms.
1:12.2	And so many of you have done that with me. We've done this together. So to circle back to decluttering
1:17.3	during this time has just been really, really cool and really special. And I feel like every year,
1:22.5	people kind of expect me to not do declutter like a mother. And I get a lot of emails and DMs about that. But
1:28.6	this year, more than maybe any other year since like the very beginning, I am more excited about
1:35.4	this challenge than I have been. And so it just feels really good. So this episode, we're going to
1:41.6	just kind of have a little pep talk here on how you can declutter your
1:45.6	house in just 15 minutes a day. And there's a couple layers of this that I want to get into.
1:52.1	And the first one is the issue that decluttering can just be super overwhelming. You notice that you
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