Because our home is so much a part of ourselves, it can be difficult to get perspective. It’s easy to let things accumulate over time without letting things go along the way. But when is too much too much?
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Mirrors are called the “aspirin” or “bandaid” of feng shui because of their ability to move energy in various ways. But most people don’t realize a cute decor mirror can actually wield energy in all sorts of ways – sometimes good and sometimes not good
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Do you find that there are just certain items you always seem to have too much of? If so, you’re not alone. We each have our Achilles’ heel of clutter. I call this your Clutter Archetype and it is says more about you than you might think.
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The number-one problem we face today is feeling overwhelmed. This is reflected in our home in the form of clutter. As you declutter your home, you will gain a sense of control over other areas of your life. Once you get going, you will feel an influx of fresh energy. Here are some tips to get you started.
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If you consider yourself a neat freak without clutter issues, you might think again. We often think of people with clutter issues as those seen on an episode off TLC’s Hoarders, but clutter can show up in seemingly neat and tidy environments too. It’s just organized clutter.
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Inspiration happens in a flash, in peak moments in life, not in piles from yesteryear. Creatives feel that if they let old inspirations go, their creativity will leave them. This couldn't be further from the truth!
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Have you been looking for love in all the wrong places? Actually all you need to do is look in your bedroom. Your bedroom gives clues (AKA RED FLAGS) as to the state of your love life. The good news is that as you make some changes to your bedroom, your love life or current relationship will improve. Here are some ways to amp things up in your love life.
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Clutter Intervention teaches you about the psychological, emotional, and energetic components underlying your possessions, making it easier for you to let go and live authentically. Discover ways to clear out items associated with your past relationships, jobs, and unhealed grief.
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Eclipses bring us to dramatic situations in our life that call for integration of polarities. The south and north nodes of the moon are the yin and yang axises that we all feel like a tug-of-war throughout our human journey towards oneness.
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2018 is a year of harvesting the fruits of your labor, investing in yourself for the long run, new innovation, excavating your shadows, and either strengthening or surrendering relationships.
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Tragedies and disasters have historically been a time when we open our hearts and come together. But is it possible that even tragedy is losing its benevolent side effects? How to open our heart without tragedy, heartbreak, or suffering. This is our collective work.
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It’s that time of year. Christmas lights, family gatherings, mistletoe, Christmas parties, and…. Unwanted Gifts. We all get that uneasy feeling when we unwrap the fruitcake, the ceramic angel fairy, or fringed elbow-padded sweater, and have to pull off our best improv performance.
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We’ve all been in a situation or life circumstance that’s simply not what we wanted. A bad job, a debilitating health crisis, a rocky relationship, an undesirable location. The list goes on. Whatever it is for you, it stands as a stark contrast to what you really want.
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I’ve spent years helping people let go of stuff, along with my own, and have heard every excuse you could imagine for holding onto certain items. What I’ve noticed is that most people don’t have a problem decluttering en masse, but there are inevitability certain items we hold on to that keep us stuck. And, by stuck, I mean preventing us from living the life we want to be living.
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I was recently trimming a dying rosemary bush and was reminded of a song by Brandi Carlile, called Bend Before it Breaks. The dead branches were hard and impossible to cut with my pruners. They didn’t bend. I could only break them. The living branches were supple and easy to bend. Some were in between – they had a choice of which direction to take.
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In a time when the latest buzzword is minimalism, you might find it unusual for me to offer the question, “Are you taking up enough space?”
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While being more paperless certainly helps keep your visual environment less cluttered, we still have the same amount of information, arguably much more than ever before floating around us, instead of stacked in file folders, cabinets, closets, desks, and so on.
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When I was child I had a particularly poignant moment with a blank piece of notebook paper. We have so many moments, conversations, and stories throughout our life. Those we still remember are memorable. This was one of those.
I contemplated things the Baptist church couldn’t answer, or maybe I wasn’t content with their answers. One night my seven-year old self was having a moment with God. I decided to place a piece of notebook paper on my yellow beanbag. I asked God, “If you’re really real, then move this paper by the time I wake up.” That would be my proof.
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Most people don’t think much about the energy they put on each morning as they get ready and take off into their day. But each article of clothing you put on, in addition to the accessories, plays a role in how you feel and therefore what you attract back to you.
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As the summer heat accumulates, so do the nerves of millions of college kids across the globe about to embark on a new beginning. The comforts of home are traded in for an exciting and unknown adventure.
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