The Decluttering Method I Gave Up On After 6 Weeks & 42 Boxes (Ep 333)
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Six weeks ago Deanna said she was doing a Packing Party. Everything stays in boxes, you only take out what you need.
She quit.
In this episode she gives you the real numbers, walks you through the entire declutter pile, and tells you the part she didn't see coming: she and one of her family members traded methods without ever discussing it.
The numbers: 42 boxes and bins unpacked. Six still packed. One of them hasn't been opened since moving day and won't be for six months.
What she was actually after: margin. Open space on purpose in every drawer, on every shelf, on every flat surface. A drawer with margin still has your things in it. There's just air around them. Start at 5% if you have to.
Margin in your calendar, your budget, and your brain too.
Also in this episode: why she's keeping four rolls of Scotch tape on purpose, the 16 IKEA mirrors that never got hung in two different garages, a listener tip about electronics recycling, and an honest conversation about the hardest room in her house and the mom guilt underneath it.
Your challenge: Pick one drawer. Take out enough that you can see space around your objects. Close it. Open it tomorrow and notice how it feels.
Mentioned: Tindy at tindy.app, Dana K. White's container concept, Dawn at The Minimal Mom on margin.
Coming this week on YouTube: Deanna empties her pause box on camera, item by item. @wannabeclutterfree
Show notes: wannabeclutterfree.com/333
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