558 - Lessons Learned from Living Through a Renovation Part 1

Clutter Free Academy

Have you ever second guessed a decision you’ve made, even after doing thoughtful and thorough research? Have you vacillated between decisions and then ended up doing... nothing? You are not alone, friend. It’s called thrashing and Kathi and her three-time coauthor Cheri Gregory are with us today discussing the concept of thrashing as well as some lessons each learned during their recent home renovations. Cheri has three lessons for us regarding clutter and renovations, the first of which she shares in this episode. Listen in to Part 1 of this two part episode to find out:

Cheri’s #1 sanity saver during the renovation How a renovation can reveal clutter habits you didn’t know you had The importance of “putting a pin” in your decisions

Remember, you can do anything for a short period of time. If you know you’ll be moving soon (or even if you aren’t), start with one area or one room and work from there a little bit each day. You can do it!

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Links Mentioned:

An Abundant Place by Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory

Overwhelmed by Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory

Sensitive and Strong by Cheri Gregory and Denise J. Hughes

Sensitive and Strong Community Cafe

Single Burner Portable Electric Stove Drawer Organizer for Clothes

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