I learned anxiety comes to longing to live in the past and the future instead of living in the present. When you declutter try to remember to think always in the present moment, not about what a object meant to you yesterday or may mean tomorrow.

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!!! That’s why prayer and meditation is so important!!!! I wish I went into further depth in explaining that part of prayer: you are present in that moment ❤️🙏🏻❤️

@MsJordanRain

Жыл бұрын

Wow what a wise way to look at this...this helped alot , thank you for sharing, i'm struggling so bad right now

@elizabethconley4996

Жыл бұрын

I've heard this so many times but for some reason the way you put it helped it click.

@eriklawetzki1532

9 ай бұрын

​@MsJordanRain you're not alone!!! You got this!!!

@eriklawetzki1532

9 ай бұрын

Wow thank you for this

I grew up around relatives who had hoarding tendencies because they grew up during a lengthy war. They couldn't just go out and get what they needed, so they held on to everything they had. It took me a while to realize how much that influenced me. I've been working on decluttering for a while, and it's been tough but I'm proud. This is so helpful, thank you!

@bigbuggie5

8 ай бұрын

I relate to that. I tend to hold onto things too.

I love your compassion for people that have this disorder Most people don’t understand it

My husband was a hoarder. The only way I could clean was to put blinders on the large mess and focus on 3 ft areas at a time. If the clutter is 6 ft tall it can still take a while to do a small area. Don't move on until it is done, down to mopping and vacuuming. It could take a week but it will get done. You will still have to throw away current trash/ garbage as well. Sometimes I would get angry when he would set something down in my newly cleaned spot. Hoarders are uncomfortable with clear spaces😢. The whole thing can seem hopeless but keep going..you can do it!

You are an amazing person. You have grown so much in the short time I have been watching you. 😘

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe!!! You are the sweetest 🤩🤩 Thank you so so much 🦄💜🙏🏻🌟

Great video 😊. Recently I was praying and asking God to help me with my hoarding issues and overspending. Then this thought came to me which I believe was from him (because it wasn't something that I would normally think). "Only buy what you are going to need for this month alone."This meant eliminating two packs of deodorant or two packs of shampoo and conditioner. By the time I'm done using one shampoo I'm usually ready for something different anyhow and don't want to smell the same scent next month. Then when I run out I would be allowed to go buy whatever I needed then. That one sentence has really helped me. When I'm in a store and I'm tempted to over by it off and pops back in my head and I think to myself, "Do I need this for this month or am I buying to hoard away?" And knowing that I'm hoarding it away is usually reason enough for me to not purchase whatever it is that I was thinking of buying.

To go from level 4 to a level 2 is fantastic. You go girl!

This was one of the best, motivational videos. Somewhat generic in suggestions but better than most on here. I don't need explanations as to why I am cluttered or the differences in hoarding. I just need direct tips. This was one of the few I've seen to actually do that.

Thank you for helping me understand hoarding disorder. Prior to you the only thing I knew about it was from watching the tv show with the extreme cases. My father was a hoarder and now that he’s passed away I’m left with it all to deal with. I find myself getting angry and then major guilt for feeling like that. Your insights help me be more understanding and compassionate so thank you! I bet you’re helping more people than you realize. Keep up the great work!

@jaminxc143

3 жыл бұрын

I love watching her videos while decluttering myself, they are such an inspiration! ❤

@CopingwithGrattitude

Жыл бұрын

Hoarders exploits the poor people they film; it is a very sad show.

@tishuk9433

Жыл бұрын

Yes she is😊

I’m so impressed! Mrs. Heart, do you see and hear your self on how much you have improved?! You sound like a real therapist. Work on getting that degree. You’re a natural. Level 2?! Wow! Maybe post a link in a quiz for people to take where it determines their level of hoarding. You will be grandiose at whatever you do. Now your accomplishing so much, a book, organized and clutter free home, a podcast, and healing your trauma to gain happiness. Can’t wait to see your next video.

@CB-jh1pt

3 жыл бұрын

I didn’t follow anyone on KZread until I found this channel in January... I didn’t think it would be possible to be so proud of someone I’ve never met the other side of the world, but I genuinely am! 😊 💕

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe!!! Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️ I did want to create a video on the different levels of hoarding disorder...I didn’t think of a quiz! You are absolutely brilliant 🌟🌟🌟

@moniquebunch5488

3 жыл бұрын

Re: suggestion for a quiz. Create the video and the quiz. Visual and auditory learners need the video. Your voice is calming and patient. The video may help lesson the anxiety that can come with a quiz related to test taking in any situation.

A healing soul is a beautiful soul! You’re doing great and we are all so proud of you! Keep going lovely lady. Kisses from Belgium 😘

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Oh I love that 🤩 “A healing soul is a beautiful soul!” Ohhhh...I’m going to write that in my journal!!! Thank you so so much 🇧🇪🙏🏻❤️

@angeladroesbeke415

3 жыл бұрын

@@ahoardersheart and don’t forget to also include in your journal the beautiful notion in Japanese culture that a broken vase is more precious than one that is in its whole, as a broken vase when fixed always shows the light through its cracks. We all have our cracks. They make them who we are and are unique. They allow us to show compassion and to make us stronger. You’re doing an amazing job in this journey. Keep smiling and keep reminding yourself that if your heart is filled with love, you can do anything. The only barriers we have are the ones we create ourselves. From one cracked vase to another...you can do it and you will fill fulfilled by your accomplishments. ❤️

@CB-jh1pt

3 жыл бұрын

@@angeladroesbeke415 I love both of your comments! Oh my word, what a beautiful outlook to have on healing ♥️ thank you 😊

This is by far my favourite video of yours... possibly of the whole internet! I’ve picked up most of these tips by watching your progress - when I found your channel, I watched right from the start. Now, with this informative and practical video, hopefully more of us that struggle similarly can land on (by the power of KZread algorithms!) and access the love and support that shines through in your videos and channel ✨ and for those of us already journeying with you, it’s such an uplifting and motivating reminder to us 😊 I don’t know what the stages of hoarding are exactly... I know I’m not too high on the scale, but the mindset (for which I’ve been battling and shaming for years) and all the hurt letting things go / being overwhelmed by lots of things in my very small home... all of the noise calms down when I can see what can be done with the mindset and methods you’ve so clearly summarised here! A million thank yous, and huge congratulations for the progress you’ve made so far. I’ll definitely be rewatching this video a few (hundreds of) times to keep me on track with my mind and matter goals 🏆 You’re the best, Ms Heart 🦄 ♥️

Thanks for sharing your journey with us. I have enjoyed watching you work towards your goals. When my children were small, each night before bedtime, we would start at the front door and walk through the house picking up our own stuff and taking the items to our room. I still do this each night when I lock up the house and my house is less cluttered each morning.

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Ohhhhh...I LOVE this!!! Yesssss!!! I want to do this with my boys too!!!

@ediefolta9494

3 жыл бұрын

We did a variation of this in our family -- every night before dinner, Mom would say, "Okay, dinner will be ready in 5 minutes -- pick up your stuff and put it away." So we would tidy up the toys in our room or our homework or whatever we were working on, and then come down to dinner. It works!

Yes, motivation and habits go hand in hand! :)

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

You are absolutely right 🦄💜🌟🦄💜🌟

I think this will be a great resource for those with hoarding disorder to be encouraged when they are looking for a way to heal.

Clutter is visual noise, it is to me anyway. Rid yourself of the noise and set yourself free.

I love the visual of the rocks and taking baby steps by focusing just on the few in front of you instead of looking up at the entire field of rocks you are surrounded by. Nice visual connection. ❤

I just found your channel, thanks to the Crafty Organizer. I've only watched a few videos but you have inspired me. First by not using logic to get rid of things. It's ok to hang on to items that mean something to you. Second, it's ok if you backslide. It happens! Third, start with the easy stuff to toss Put it in a pile to see how much you've gotten rid of. I started with my bathroom also. I may go to the kitchen table next. I'm going to dump all the papers in a box the sit down on the couch to sort it out. I've done it before but it needs it again. Thanks so much for having the courage to start this channel.

I searched a lot, only ur video spoke my heart.. I feel relieved and may be even motivated to get rid of useful(not garbage) extra items I have with me. Other videos show just heaps of garbage which is essentially easy to get rid off

@lolobates2721

3 ай бұрын

Yes

Yay! Perfect timing! I always hope to see you've posted again when I go on you tube and I got your notification straight away. I love to see how well you are doing.

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yayyyyy!!! You are also the Unicorn of the Day 🦄💜🌟🦄💜🌟

I really admire your strength and hard work! You have come a long way and did so well for yourself and your family! 👍💕

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe, your words mean everything to me 🤩🤩 Thank you so so much 🙏🏻💜🦄

Thank you. I'm a level 2 hoarder and I want to stop it here.

Hi Miss Heart, I'm not sure how you do it, but there's this thing called "Chapters" which splits up the progress bar into sections. It's super great for videos like this one where you're talking about different things (like different steps, or transitioning from/to an intro/conclusion) so people can easily rewatch sections. You might even be able to add them post-upload. It would be super cool if they were included on your more instructional videos like this one! Also, thank you- not a hoarder but REALLY needed to hear step 6!

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe!! I will look into Chapters!!! You’re right, it would help it find sections easier! Thank you for your advice 🙏🏻🦄💜🌟

I started with my bathroom first too!!! It helped tremendously to keep going back to look at that small , extremely decluttered space!!! I have so very much to get rid of still , but I try to do, something-anything each day…prayers would be so welcome to help me complete this life changing process basically on my own 😢

Thank you for doing this Video. I desperately needed it.

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe!!! I hope it helps you and I am here for you!!! We can do this!!! We are celebrating our healing together 🌟🌟🌟

@crybebebunny

3 жыл бұрын

@@ahoardersheart It felt as if I had gone to the Wonderful vacation with you. Many for the price of one. This video was refreshing.

Love this video. I don't know if I'm a hoarder or just have too much stuff, but I've been decluttering. Either way, the steps you share here are helpful. I've been doing driveway giveaways so that I have less to take to the thrift store, which means less burden on them. I say a prayer before each one that the people who find the items will be blessed by them.

@jacquelineclarke264

6 ай бұрын

That's sooo lovely. 😊

That is such solid advice and can be adapted to other disorders and addictions. I struggle with overeating. Now when I watch your videos, I’ll adapt the thoughts to my own issues. Thanks!

I so appreciate these videos, I’m a recovering hoarder. My issue is my room is cleaned up but my closets and shed are just jammed up again....Thanks 💕

Go for the small win. I have just moved from a caravan to a unit after separating amicably from hubby a year and a half ago. Business stuff is stored at my old home. I craft. Or i intend to craft, you know how it is. Furniture from the split is still at the old house. I have brought Car loads of boxes and small furniture and collapsible shelves, but not the cupboards and wardrobes (armoires). Boxes are everywhere, i havent put the shelves together and the place is a mess. I had been focussing on and overwhelmed by the kitchen and living area. But this video made me realise i can get a small win by doing my bedroom. I purposely got my coat hangers in the last load, there is a cupboard in this room. When the thought of putting my bed together was overwhelming, i changed my goal. Hang and put away my clothes. A smaller achieable goal. My accountability: i will post back within 9 hours on my progress. I hate accountability.

@greatauntlizbethg9137

3 жыл бұрын

Its 7.5 hours later. Ive maybe done an hour of work. Linens and some towel are together in a box. Quite a few clothes are hung up. Random boxes and bags just chucked together for the move are sorted into rags, crafts/material, notions and mending i actually want to get done soon. Theres half a box still to be done, the room actually looks worse, but it IS more organised. Ive done a load of washing. Posting now coz i realise there is a big chance im not going to bother to do anything more. But i wouldn't have done this much without your prompting this morning, so thanks.

@ediefolta9494

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck to you and I am so glad to learn that this video helped someone so quickly! You can do it! This is a very supportive community.

@bethzolin6046

9 ай бұрын

Well done. It is tough, but one step at a time and you’ll get there.

@sharoneast228

5 ай бұрын

​@@greatauntlizbethg9137 I hope you've been nibbling away making your spaces better bit by bit ❤

You have become so strong. I remember the first videos. I could feel how hard is was for you. But you are doing so great now. My worst room is my hobby/craft room. I am going through it. And it helps, but it is very hard on me. I Can not declutter and be creative on the same day. The worst part is to decide what to do with the things I declutter. I try to sell some of it, but it is difficult. Everyone is decluttering now and do not want the clutter from other people.

i hope that you can reach the people that it need. big hug Ellen

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

I pray it helps people too ❤️🙏🏻❤️ That’s all I want, to encourage others reach their goals too 🌟🌟🌟

@ellenstam-mulder3002

3 жыл бұрын

@@ahoardersheart it sure does that

I cheer for you every week. I finally able to see my own cleared spaces. Now I’m wondering where did I keep all the stuff and how come I didn’t “see it”.

You’re so right about the scarcity mindset 😣

You videos haven't shown up on my feed for some time now. So today, while feeling a bit of the struggle, I came in search of your channel. Perfect grace & timing. I gave up yard sales & thrift stores many years ago, because I knew they were binge points - and because I did not want my kids to also developed "retail therapy" habits & impulse purchase (from both their parents). I also believe the old adage that "the best way to save/earn money is to not go shopping". By not putting yourself in a situation to spend on impulse purchases, you "earn" the money you have saved. And you earn confidence & respect for yourself by practicing self-restraint. Two days ago I realized that I hadn't bought anything from Target since October 31. Not one purchase. And I didn't even realize it. It used to be a weekly/ multiple time per week activity. With kiddos grown & on their own, and my house brimming with things, I no longer need most of the "necessities" that spurred a Target Run. Thanks for sharing your journey. I often hear you saying "Tossy Tossy" in my head - and even say it myself as I work through my own journey. May you have a blessed & grace-filled New Year.

Thanks for the beautiful scenery and the awesome inspiration to keep going

Youe so inspiring love Journaling 💘

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe, thank you so so much my dearest friend 🦄💜🙏🏻🌟

This was excellent! I love your thought at the end about the rocks!

I have watched from the beginning, almost. I have seen you declutter slowly and grow to the point where many items you struggled to declutter a year ago were decluttered recently. I am so proud of what you have achieved. You are a shining example of what can be achieved, one step at a time, one tossy, tossy at a time. Congratulations on your amazing progress. Glenda from Perth Australia. ❤❤❤❤❤ and you still remind me of Charisma Carpenter.

Thank you for sharing your journey! A family member of mine has hoarding disorder and your videos give me hope that there might be a chance for her to heal from it.

I definitely have hoarding tendencies and I've noticed that as I work on my mental health, I'm willing to part with more things. It's been a slow progress and I need to work on my impulse buying especially with books, but I've managed to pare down some of my clutter into collections that can be displayed nicely instead of stacked wherever they fit.

Your an inspiration 🌅. You give an honest insight and so much help to people who are living with this condition and those who don't to have a better understanding of it.

This video was so helpful. Thank you ❤

Thank you for the message. Loved the final words.

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe, you are so welcome!!! Thank you so much for being such an amazing friend 🙏🏻💜🦄🌟

That was a beautiful video from start to finish but I really loved the ending! ❤

Hubs and I walk down to the river often, or will drive if short on time. Just seeing how powerful nature is diminishes any negativity.

I am so thankful I found you. This is what I have been looking for. I have to get started. Im an online reseller and with medical issues that keep me from having the energy and strength I need (I’m beyond unorganized) after losing my paraplegic husband to suicide followed closely by my son dying suddenly, PTSD ADHD Chronic pain from broken back x 2 as well as being a procrastinator I am NOT GIVING UP, so thank you, I am going to watch your channel and hopefully this will give me encouragement to do what I need to do, I will pray more and God willing though it’s so overwhelming I AM GONNA DO IT. Thank you for putting this out there.

@avanellehansen4525

4 ай бұрын

Gentle hugs.

Wonderful video! It was clinical, which I found different and more helpful than most videos on the subject.

Your voice is so soothing.

So very well said my beautiful friend!

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so so much my beautiful friend 💜🦄🙏🏻🌟

I just found this video. I sent it to my family messenger . thank you for your inciteful and kind approach to recovery.

You summarized your healing journey beautifully. Lovely footage of the Poconos! My place of peace is also in nature. Please bless us with more “educational “ videos. Would like to know more about the levels of hoarding and warning signals involved and tips on prevention. Thank you! 💕💕💕

Beautiful video and beautiful advice! We are behind you 100% of the way!

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Ohhhh...you are just the sweetest!! I love our friendship, you really are part of my family ❤️🙏🏻❤️

I have been getting help for years im doing so much better 🖤🖤 im so young so its hard to think i might be following a family history of hoarding. I have the perfect storm of mental illnesses and intrests/lifestyle to create these issues. its pretty hard to deal with especially with a shopping addiction... its not too bad anymore but I love it so much and my dad and I always bonded over shopping. even my mom, because she would take me shopping only on special occasions for fun stuff. My mom is superrr neat and well my dad, sometimes but he and both keep ALOT. He has it in check mostly because he is very clean. I am not so much but am not hoarding trash that much anymore. pray for me yall its everyday getting better!!

@granmabern5283

10 ай бұрын

Thankyou so much for sharing! I am a sort of hoarder with too much stuff, but one of my kids is suffering from it big time. It’s so encouraging to hear that an hoarder can see clearly and decide to improve. It’s when she keeps actual trash that I feel engulfed in grief....

As always, a wonderful video. Hugs from Texas! ❤️🙏🏼

Well done on getting this far - looking forward to your next achievement - your videos are so heart warming to watch xx

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe!!! Thank you so so much my beautiful friend 🦄💜🙏🏻🌟

This is the same talk I have. I'm overwhelmed etc.. I have a permanent physical disability that is painful. So, I'm dependent on pain meds. But, I can say this after years now I do take as directed. My problem with too much stuff began after several deaths one after another of loved ones. IAnd only recently I have acknowledged that I'm online shopping excessively. I'm in a small apartment with one storage room on sight which I thought would help me. Except, now, I hardly ever go in there. I even have help but say no to it because I'm embarrassed. Anyway, thanks, Im watching these to motivate myself today.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT HONESTLY 💗🙏🛐🕊️ LUCIA ❤️💃🪭🐎

a very positive and loving video that takes hoarding serisously

We all have challenges. Every day you are getting stronger. Keep up those no-spend days. Tina

This is such a great video! You are helping so many people with your channel. You are so open and generous! Thank you. ❤️

Great insights!

@eddiew2325

Жыл бұрын

shes got glitter for skin a radiant beam in the night

This video not only provided steps to healing but the revelations that came with it about other areas in my life that intersect with this same disorder are have unlocked more recollection of the why from my childhood that I didn't understand till today. Sharing your hoarders heart has helped me make this mental and emotional breakthrough. I will watch again to trigger more unlocking. Thank you soooo much.

This looks like my home town in pa jim thorpe. Love your videos they help alot I didn't want to become my parents and I didn't know where to start. Your videos help alot thank you very much

I distract myself by buying or thinking of buying stuff. 3 weeks a gazebo. Luckily I stopped b4 I bought it. Last 2 weeks I've gotten to being dirty not washing dishes or taking out trash or doing laundry while I'm on internet trying to buy something. Your video has brought me into the present. Everything I'm doing is just a distraction. Who cares why I got in a ditch I need to focus on getting out.

I’ve been a long time viewer but quiet follower. You’ve come a long way and it has been nice to see your journey ☺️💛✨

Thanks so much, Ms. Heart 💜

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe, you are so welcome 🙏🏻🦄💜🌟

This is a great list that you put together! Really appreciate your work and your sharing!

Thank you so much.I have struggled with this for the majority of my life.This is wonderful.👍

Thank you so much for being so open and sharing your journey. You are such an encouragement and inspiration. I have a lifelong friend who is a hoarder. She does not consider herself a hoarder because she is in denial. She has never allowed anyone to help her nor will she go for counseling. Her children and husband have spent the last 18 years living in a home so cluttered they can't even sit down at their kitchen table. It is heartbreaking. If anyone even suggests she needs help or is a hoarder, she cuts them out of her life. Her husband is at the breaking point. It is his home too. He has started clearing things out of the house. He emptied out their entire basement. I just don't know how to help her to realize she needs help and does not have to live like this.

If your negative self talk bothers you, Pete Walker is a really awesome source on "inner critic" work. You can shut down your inner critic so much if you learn to stand up for yourself in your own head. I named mine Deborah and I still sometimes find myself muttering, "shut up, Deborah," and then doing whatever I want because the inner critic is awful and so limitiing.

Oddly enough the smallest room in my houseis the one most full of stuff 😅

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

LOL!! Is it?!!! Omg! Maybe start with a small section of that room and continue Decluttering until it’s done!!! You got this 🌟🌟🌟

@chandaelizabeth3046

3 жыл бұрын

@@ahoardersheart such a great idea! Thank you!! 🥰

@sinaain

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe instead of the smallest room you could the one with the least clutter or the one with the least sentimental attaché net or just whatever room or section of your house (it could also be a cupboard or something) that just feels easiest to you for whatever reason. I think the size of the room is less important than starting with something that will give you fast victories.

@chandaelizabeth3046

3 жыл бұрын

@@sinaain thank you! 😊 thats a really good idea!

@skittles2055

10 ай бұрын

Wow, what a Perfect video! 🌟 thank you 😊 My first ever of your channel and definitely going to check out more 💟

Oh, you lovely woman, look at how far you have come! Im so happy for you and yours. BBLESSED 🦄

Waiting for this video! ☺️

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe!! Thank you so so much 🦄💜🌟🙏🏻

Hello from Germany, hi miss Heart, you are so right,... 10 steps,so good. And the Pictures from your Holidays are so nice, Love it.... Be safe

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so so much my beautiful friend 🇩🇪❤️ You are my most favorite Melanie in the whole wide world 🌟🌟🌟

@melanietrester

3 жыл бұрын

@@ahoardersheart nee too

Thank you so much for helping with heart. Bless you.

Just WOW! Beyond impressed.

Love the scenery and the message. ❤️

This is so inspiring, so calming, and so wise!

This is a beautiful, calming and informative video -- thank you so much for posting it. I started watching you during the pandemic and you have achieved so much! I have also learned that meditation, creative activities, visualization, nature and in my case, yoga, have helped me detach and get rid of things as I purge in order to move to a new state. I have let go of so many sentimental items and blessed them on their way to help others in their new homes. Good luck to you as you continue on your journey! You have helped so many and I know you will continue to do so.

Thanks for the encouragement & motivation!

Wow, I have all the disorders you named. Makes sense why I'm always struggling.

Hats off to you for doing this bc I am trying to declutter and it’s so overwhelming. Struggling a lot

Ty for sharing this video!! I’m trying to declutter and this was very inspiring to me

Great steps! All 10... thanks for sharing

You are helping so many people who need to know that they can declutter little by little and they deserve a declension safe place to live. Is that Boulder Field? My husband, daughter and I have enjoyed going there. We are from Northeastern Pa.

Thank you so much for your videos and courage to share your journey, you're helping so many of us ❤️ Always waiting for new videos

A very helpful and informative vlog. Thank you xxx

@ahoardersheart

3 жыл бұрын

Awe, it was my pleasure 🙏🏻❤️ I wanted to be open & honest with what helped me!! I hope it helps people 🦄💜🙏🏻🌟

Thank you! This helps a lot. 🥰👍🏾💞

Sometimes progress is slow, but over time it shows. I let my little plants alone for a month or two, give them water and sunshine, and they grow. Tina, Al's wife

I am not a hoarder, but I love this video

Good for you ❣️👏🙌 Well done!! Please pray for my grown daughter and for us her parents to tread gently with helping her. Thanks!!

I appreciate this video. Thank you:) I am thankful that you were so transparent that you didn't think so much about what everyone would think about your home, you had a goal... and you're achieving it:) Yahweh bless you and may He heal you so deeply that you never concern yourself with those negative emotions again. May He remind you that you are His and now He will take care of those people that hurt you. They aren't your burden to carry any longer:)

Great tips !!!! You have come a long way !!!!

Thank you so much, your videos help immensely

This is helping me gently guide myself and it's inspiring. Thank you My son in law could use this but he's not ready to admit it.

This really helped inspire me :) thank you!

Wow that was really good so. You did really come far I mean you can even see cuz otherwise you wouldn't be able to talk about it like that I mean I'm really glad you came to you too to help people that have a problem with that too with all their stuff see how is in Three fires not by me starting them so it's like I don't want it out of sight out of mind type thing so you can understand, but I've been talking to a therapist and they call OT and we've been working together about trying to move that part of me that needs to see all my stuff cuz I don't want to anymore I've been watching you and Miss green eyes and clutterbug I just love those ladies cuz they help so much so thank you from the bottom of my heart and you came a long way too ❣️😁🌹🤗👏

Thank you for these practical ideas! I almost didn't click because there is so much decluttering content on KZread that doesn't address the psychology behind it and I was worried this would be a trendy influncer telling me to follow Kon Mari or something, but you really get it. Others just use terms like "hoarding" as dramatic effect, but you understand what it is like and are showing real compassion and advice that has proven to work.

This is so very true .

This is just incredible! Wow. GrEAT JOB!!!!!! ACTUALLY USEFUL.

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Thank you so so much 🦄💜🙏🏻🌟