![]() Problems only arise when keeping things distract us from the life we desire. ![]() It’s a very natural human instinct that almost all of us possess. We “just in case” and “should” ourselves into holding onto all our stuff. These multitude of reasons cross our minds whenever it comes time to part with something. What makes it so challenging to let go?Įrin: There are as many reasons as to why we want to keep things, as there are items to keep. ![]() Linda: Some of us tend to accumulate more than we release. Once you know where you want to go, it’s a lot easier to get there. What does it look like? How does it feel? There are many ways to discover your definition of a remarkable life – chart it out, draw it out, create a vision board, meditate on it, talk it out with a family or friend, write it down. Linda: In your book, Unclutter Your Life in One Week, you define an unclutterer as “Someone who choses to get rid of the distractions that get in the way of a remarkable life.” What are your favorite strategies for identifying and uncluttering distractions?Įrin:You need to define what a remarkable life is for YOU. With regular practice, you’ll eventually find order and you’ll discover the skills that work best with your personality and preferences. Just because life is chaotic now doesn’t mean it’s always going to be that way. It takes practice to learn any skill and to maintain it. Sure, some people are naturally gifted, but being 6’7” doesn’t guarantee someone will play in the NBA. What suggestions do you have for those that feel overwhelmed by clutter?Įrin Rooney Doland: Remember that being organized and living without clutter are skills, just like the skills involved in playing a sport. Linda Samuels: As an organization consultant, author, blogger, and speaker, you specialize in inspiring others to live an uncluttered life. You can connect with Erin on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Pinterest, website. Before we begin, here’s more about her.Įrin Rooney Doland is Editor-in-Chief of, a website providing daily articles on home and office organization, and author of the book Unclutter Your Life in One Week. I know you’re going to appreciate her unique perspective about clutter. My gratitude goes to Erin for joining us. As someone that was challenged by clutter, Erin shares from the perspective of someone that gained new skills, cleared her clutter and became more organized. For May, I’m excited to have with us organization expert and author, Erin Doland to share her insights about clutter.Įrin’s book, Unclutter Your Life in One Week, shares a plan for quickly clearing your clutter and simplifying your life. ![]() Debbie Grove about change, and author Joshua Becker about fresh starts. This year we’ve spoken with author Francine Jay about letting go, author Todd Henry about next steps, psychologist, Dr. Our “Ask the Expert” interview series connects you with dynamic industry thought leaders. ![]()
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