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Todd Mahloch2023-04-18 18:22:372023-06-15 12:10:18Spring Into Action: Small Cleaning Projects to Refresh Your Home
A Detour Down Memory Lane: Declutter Stuff with Sentimental Value
The Clutter Fairy explores sentimental clutter and offers tips for balancing sentimental value with our real-world conditions of time, energy, space, and resources.
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Ask Us Anything: Unfinished Projects, Micro-/Macro-organizers, Common Mistakes
Everything Depends on Execution: Decluttering Philosophy at Work
The Clutter Fairy reviews the elements of the “personal philosophy of decluttering” and offers practical tools to clarify decision-making.
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Less Work, More Peace: Uncluttered Home for the Holidays 2022
A World of Complex Choices: Ethical Considerations About Clutter
The Clutter Fairy asks ethical, social, and environmental questions that can guide and influence our relationship with stuff.
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Everything Depends on Execution: Decluttering Philosophy at Work
Eating an Elephant: The Power of Habits in a Decluttered Life
The Clutter Fairy discusses the role of habits in keeping us stuck in our clutter or giving us the power to make meaningful change in our homes and our lives.
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A World of Complex Choices: Ethical Considerations About Clutter
Holding on Tightly or Letting Go Lightly: Clutter and Emotions
The Clutter Fairy unpacks positive and negative emotions that influence our choices and suggests ways to leverage emotions in managing our clutter.
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Eating an Elephant: The Power of Habits in a Decluttered Life
From Rat’s Nest to Restful Retreat: Mastering the Bedroom
The Clutter Fairy offers tips for transforming your main bedroom from a stress-inducing mess into a tranquil refuge.
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Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda: The Nagging Problem of Incompletions
