For most fledgling declutterers, letting things go can feel downright painful.
The good news: We can shift our decision-making about what stays and what goes. In this newsletter I’m going to focus on two actions that make a difference. The first is reserving time during the organizing process to put our keeps away. The second is scheduling organizing sessions over a period of time.
To read more: Click on this link to access the Two Actions That Help With Letting Go newsletter.
I’m Susan Hunsberger with Strategize Organize LLC. I work with folks with organizing challenges. Adults and students with ADHD are areas of specialty. People come to me feeling shame and frustration. They hire me to help them lift the weight of disorganization and move on with life.
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