Feeling stuck with decluttering or downsizing? I hope these few tips can help you let go of your things.

@theredpilla3677

2 жыл бұрын

I've been decluttering having too much junk takes over your mind you have to worry about securing those items and paying for storage to protect those items. We are now moving in a direction of having less and finding ways to share what we have with others.

@ellescheepstra8938

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your lovely gentle way of giving great advise, you are a joy to listen to as well as beautiful.

@tcmomcoffey4028

Жыл бұрын

Long story short I was I ocd cleaning not a hoarder ever my mom tragically young healthy passed in my home 9.11.17 n sje was a hoarder I am still trying to let it all go then become a minimal myself n its so hard physically n mentally

Hello Connie. I've been downsizing for about 10 months. I'm 65 yrs old. I live in a 1 bdrm house. It's been emotionally difficult, especially in the beginning. I'm happy to say it's a lot easier. I told myself "I've enjoyed these things, now someone else can" I decided to give away my stuff. My goal is for my sons to be able to clean out my house in one load, in case I move to nursing home or leave this world 🙌🏼 I enjoyed your video. Thank you bunches 🤗

@susana5052

Жыл бұрын

I’m going to be doing the same thing. I hope I can do a good job for my son’s sake. 🙏🏻💖🌼

@elainemorris4074

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your honesty and saying it gets easier. I'm 60 and downsizing from a 2 bedroom apt to a 1 bedroom. I don't want my son to have to deal with "my junk" if anything happens to me. 💕

@guadalupeguedea6643

Жыл бұрын

Yay us 🤗 Today I got a burst of energy but not moving around fast just started cleaning out my pantry that spilled into parts of my kitchen. When I get off work I'll work on it some more.

@NoMoreTears64

9 ай бұрын

I am in the same position. I live in a one bedroom apartment, am almost 64, and want it to be easier for the person who may clean out my place. Also, it will be easier for me if I have to move again.

@margarettownsley9500

8 ай бұрын

I’m thinking the same way cleaning and clearing out because no one is promised tomorrow and I don’t want to leave a sea of clutter for my family to be tortured raiding it up and dealing with it plus I’ve feel I’ve been trapped in a bad place all my life with clutter im begging to feel free and im looking forward to the day I can’t count myself a true minimalist thank you connie

I'm having to downsize from a 2 bedroom apartment to a 1 bedroom. I'm 60 and the cost of living has just gotten too high for me to stay in my beautiful 2 bedroom apt. I'm really having a hard time "letting go." Thank you for doing this video. Tomorrow I'm going to start with the bathroom because I'm not emotionally attached with the items in there. One box at a time. 💕

I love her calm, slower, softer voice. Easy to listen to her. And I LOVE her saying honor where you're at!! This is my new go to channel!

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

😊 thank you

@leena1970

2 жыл бұрын

You said everything that I would say!!thank you

@annaazzopardi2231

2 жыл бұрын

So true

@celestialblue2146

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I wish I spoke like this

Lying in a bed at MD Anderson Cancer Center (❤ bless them!! ❤), I had a chance to think about things. My piano and my books, especially. I realized none of them are that important. I'm going to leave this body and not even my beautiful, beloved piano goes with me. It was very liberating. We need very few things. Truly. All that really matters is our relationships.

@saba9514

2 жыл бұрын

❤

@dena61965

2 жыл бұрын

Beautifully said. Hoping the best for you 😘.

@andreaschneider6202

2 жыл бұрын

@Alice Clearman, PhD Best wishes from NY. You are as wise as you are brave in my humble opinion🙏

@zeroceiling

Жыл бұрын

Good for you to focusing on your ketogenic diet…you are right..generally cancer cells love glucose and cannot process ketones…best of luck going forward.

I have kept my great grandmothers coffee grinder (one of the few items left from when they emigrated to Australia from the Netherlands) and we still use it everyday :)

@paularamsey381gmail

Жыл бұрын

that is so sweet

I discovered while decluttering that I did not even know how much of each thing I actually owned. I gave away two irons as I no longer iron my clothes only to open a different cupboard the next day and yes you guessed it there was another iron. I made myself give that iron away as well although I struggled with that, even though I don't iron. I cannot understand my own need to keep things 'just in case.''

@52janethatcher

Жыл бұрын

My husband buys multiples. Drives me nuts! With Amazon, we live in the country, we can get another item quickly.....

I really enjoyed your video. I never even considered being a minimalist until recently. My family, my mother, and my adult children are all moving out of state together. It has been extremely difficult and expensive taking trips across country and back. Last month I had to drive five hours away just to rent a 24ft cargo trailer. They’re hard to find in California with so many people leaving. By the time I had returned the trailer it had cost $6,000 including fuel. I seriously question whether the contents were even worth half that much? I easily had another trailer full to go. I started sticking things out in front of my house and watched them disappear. I felt a relief when they were gone. These were things I no longer have to move. There are things that are irreplaceable and sentimental that I will keep but this has certainly changed the way I think and feel about all the stuff I thought I needed to hold onto.

"Honor where you are at." So calming and freeing.

“Honor where you’re at”…a great way for us to handle life, period. God bless

I ask myself, if I am moving will I take it with me? This is very helpful for me to declutter. Giving to my favorite charity helps too

Enjoy Ms. Riet's approach to decluttering. Here's a tip I use: when I am struggling to justify getting rid of something, I tell myself that if I donate it, it might go to someone who would really enjoy and/or need it more than I do.

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful idea! Thanks, Stephen

Great advice love how calming your voice is too 😊 Theoretically if clutter attracts clutter and stuff atracts more stuff than why regret donating when ultimately it leads to less and less stuff and less money spent. Its a win, win to declutter. My experience is the less i own, the less i want to buy and the more mindful i become.

When deciding to eliminate an item, I tell myself it is going to a person who will use and appreciate it. It helps! Also, I view St. Vincent's Thrift shop as my closet: I send clothes there that I am not wearing. If I need that item again, I go to my "closet" and find it again. Of course, that rarely happens.

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Fantastic tips!!! I love the idea of donating items to church or donation center for the those who need it.

I really like your question ‘Does this add value?’ I’ve always been puzzled by the Marie Kondo ‘spark joy’ approach. I have many things I need and use on a daily basis that don’t exactly spark joy, such as my spatula or hair dryer. 😄 Questioning if it’s adding value is a much better question.

@My_Secret_ArtSketchbook

2 жыл бұрын

The same with meeting people - does this add value or bring you down?.

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad this question helps with your decluttering approach.

@ZenDragoonYT

2 жыл бұрын

Does having homemade food make u happy? Or having ur hair look nice? Then those items contribute to sparking joy

@KatieM786

2 жыл бұрын

I have a Dyson hairdryer. (I know they are pricey, it was a reward to myself for sticking out a work contract I hated) It absolutely sparks joy and I love every time I use it. It also reminds me of the time I did a hard thing and saw it through to the end.

@FrogeniusW.G.

2 жыл бұрын

If people don't feel joy about "boring" stuff like a iron or hairdryer, I think it's bc. they lack a bit of appreciation and gratefulness for those useful things.. If you once had no hairdryer or iron or washing mashine or whatever Marie comes from another culture, where being thankful is a quite natural & given habit/attitude. That's why she "greets" and thanks the house and thanks and passes the decluttered stuff.. It's more "eastern" in general, I think. In many western cultures (US, Europe etc.) we lost the modesty & humility in simple things. Everything has to be bigger, better, the best, joy instead of just reasonable and fun instead of joy.. The dopaminergic system is leached out. We lack the joy for the little things..

Best video ever...soft calm voice....not yelling at me....no crazy background music/noise...content makes sense and is very helpful. I could listen to this type of voice all day talking about anything.

My experience is, initially it feels hard and emotional and the consciousness of your attachment to material things becomes revealed. In the long run, you adjust and let go and don't miss anything, particularly when you realize how much lighter your material load has become.

thanks for this Connie. I'm having so much trouble decluttering, and this is helpful. This is partly because I still have a lot of my parent's things, after they passed some years ago, and I find it difficult to discard them or give them away. And also, with my own stuff, its the 'I might need it sometime' mentality that gets me. So, if I dont need it in my current life, I'm going to move it on. And I know my parents would hate me to clutter my life with their things that I don't use or need.

Thank you so much Connie. Just what I needed to hear. What REALLY helps me to pass some of my things along, that I actually still like, but honestly no longer use is to find the right place to donate them so they will be honored there. A local organization for woman and men (boys and girls) being trafficked in my area get my clothes, shoes and other items. I want them to have nice things not worn out hand me downs. I am so much more able to give things away when I know they will have a new purpose AND hopefully bring some joy to someone instead is just sitting around my house.

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing, Marianna. You have such a beautiful way to donate for the the greater good. I'm thrilled you are part of our mindful community.

@mariannadavis1922

2 жыл бұрын

Your reply made me So HAPPY. Thank you.

Youre abselutely right lead gives you more. And the individual beauty always serves you more in emotional ans spiritual

I’ve never regretted one thing that I’ve donated……I love that someone else may enjoy those items … less is more …thanks enjoyed the video …

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kat!

I'm not a minimalist nor do I want to be. But I do believe in letting things go that cause clutter and very much enjoy being as organized as possible. I don't want to be a shopaholic. So your videos are extremely helpful. Thank you!

Connie, I just found your channel. I love your sweet kind voice and your method of thinking about decluttering. I am 72 and I really need to declutter.I have been on this journey since I retired but am at a stall and had hit the wall with taking care of my house and because I was helping my brother and sister. With the break in the weather I am hoping for renewed energy with going through my clothes again. I have lost 60 lbs with in the last two and a half years and have donated the clothes I can fit to our animal shelter store. I must go look for some smaller tops for summer. I can’t afford to buy new tops. I have jeans I bought at a thrift store and love them. Thank you for this inspiration. I am now subscribed to your channel.

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Holly, Thanks for subscribing! After losing 60 lbs I bet you do need a new wardrobe. Thrift stores is a wonderful option.

I've been enjoying all your videos. I have already adopted a minimalist life style but it helps to see and hear other people doing it as well. You've become part of my "tribe".

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

I'm thrilled you are part of my tribe too! Happiness & Peace

just now finding your channel, and absolutely love it ! I shop at a local thrift store and find the greatest things at very affordable prices. I have a feeling of accomplishment and contentment that I found an item that I had been wanting, but did not want to pay full price, and now I have it for a minimal investment ( books are usually $1, shoes are $2, so you get the picture, stuff is really cheap). So when I want to clean out my closet, kitchen cubbards, or toy boxes, I remind myself that someone else will get this joyful feeling when they pick up the item that I am donating (all money stays within our county to help low income folks with health care) and someone else will really need and love and use this item in their home, for minimal investment. Win Win. Now, this process doesn't always work for me to declutter and donate, but I just reminded today that the things I am not using are something that another person can use, and will be so excited to find it and take it home, give it a good washing or cleaning, and get use of it. I appreciate the folks that have the courage to donate really nice things, so that I can buy them for minimal investment. Things I would otherwise not have. Hope this helps someone that is on the fence. If you ever wonder what happens to your donated items, just go into a local thrift store that benefits a non-profit in your town, and find an item that is dirt cheap and you wanted anyway. You'll get the good feeling that I'm talking about.

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

I love your point of view on donating and giving our items a new home, plus helping others.

Getting prepared to move soon. Going to have to really get "with" this concept. Everything must fit in the car, like usual.

"Honor where you are at." Thank you for that permission to be kind to myself! We are moving to Florida in June and I spent all day sorting kitchenwares. But I was so tough on myself, "I should donate more of these! Will I really have a nice dinner party in our new house? These fancy gadgets are expensive, how can you get rid of them?" I need to focus on what steps I did take and I always have the ability to purge and declutter again! It is not an all or nothing process! Thank you ❤️🙏

I love the idea of taking pictures of treasured items😊 my mantra has become “do I need it, do I love it!”

Aloha, I just found your Channel. I am a minimalist and still over a period of time start noticing Mr. Clutter trying to sneak in. It is a constant battle - “Me vs. Stuff.” The only way I can win is to over and over and over keeping an eye out for things not being put back in their designated home and when I bring in a new item at least 1 or 2 items need to go. Life is so much more enjoyable when it’s easy to keep everything neat,clean and orderly. It also gives me more time to just relax and enjoy a lovely home. I also agree with many of the comments about your calm, clear voice and unrushed speaking. It’s so easy to understandwhat you are saying❣️

I am falling in love with your channel. You are so beautiful in and out. Glad I found you.

You have such...a soothing soul!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰

Wow, this is great video. I’ve watched a lot of organizing videos and one thing I heard you say here really is powerful, and something I don’t remember ever hearing before. “Would I buy it again?” I have the hardest time, no matter what I paid for something, getting rid of things I have shame about buying. I feel bad that I spent money on certain things. Asking myself this question, will really help me go back through the stuff I have and getting rid of these objects that make feel feel shame about spending money on. Thank you. Excess things have energy in them and I’m ready to be free from that. And I’m ready to really think before. Purchase anything new. 💗

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy to hear that this video resonated with you! It's not fun being stuck in the place of guilt and buyers remorse. Remember that none of us are perfect and we are allowed to make mistakes on purchases or anything else. All we can do is our best at that moment.

@hatchling88

2 жыл бұрын

This resonates with me too. "Would I buy it again?" is a great question that can help us move beyond the inertia and yes, guilt, of letting go of things we may regret buying in the first place.

Downsizing is key to have a clear brain

Hi! I really like your videos. I am not a minimalist but decluter a few times a year. 2 weeks ago I said "grandson is 6, it's time to get rid of the baby things" so I did. The very next week my Son announced their having a baby next May 2023. Well I'll be buying baby things again...🤯🤣😊

I am stocking my kitchen with more food. I got rid of kitchen things that I haven't used or never used. I freed up so much room. Some hurt my heart others not. I kept a few. I know there is someone who really can use it.

Hi I loved 🥰 your video and subscribed to your channel I am trying to catch up on the ones I missed thank you for your time making it! Christina

I’ve been doing the 30 day minimalism game and it really gets the ball rolling

@ALinn-vr3nl

2 жыл бұрын

what is that, please?

@katehenry2718

2 жыл бұрын

@@ALinn-vr3nl Day 1: remove one item no matter how big or small Day 2: remove two items.... not just to another room....completely out of the house. Day 3: three things out Day 4: four things out Add em up..400+ things gone. Over 30 days is a LOT of things totally out of your life. Then do it again. I'm on Round Two Day 26 and hardly miss even the big things. I write them down so I remember what left. Round 2 has taken 4 months so far but who cares.

I think letting go is usually the hardest thing to do.. even just in life in general.. but you have to let go of that mentality. I usually freak out n feel like am going to need something later.. but if I haven't used it in over a year then it serves no purpose, just takes up space, that's the hardest thing to accept but I don't think about the things I've gotten rid on in the past, I hardly remember what I even got rid of i just know it's stuff. Feels freeing

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, the mental and emotional side of letting go can be the hardest.

Agreed with others. Your calm slower but clear communication! Also, appreciate the statement, “honor where you are at”. Kind!

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you are part of our mindful community.

Thank you for uploading this informative video. Personally over the last 12 months I’ve done my decluttering in several waves, interestingly I have donated a massive amount of stuff none of it was needed. That said since my wife died of cancer last year I just can’t part with any of her stuff, not even her tooth brush 😢

@gracedarlenemcpherson9079

2 жыл бұрын

Bless you! It can be so hard. I was only able to part with my sweet Mama's things a little at a time over two or three years. I had to wait until I felt "ready" and could let go of them. Then after a couple of months, I would clear out a bit more. Do it when YOU feel ready. Grief is a hard journey, give yourself some permission to move on at your own pace. Sending good thoughts your way.

@elevationview673

2 жыл бұрын

@@gracedarlenemcpherson9079 thank you for the good advice

@elizabethbrundagemediajour150

2 жыл бұрын

You might make a memory locker of your wife's things. My husband died several years ago. I have his military duffel bag that I keep some of his things.

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Honor your feelings and your wives memories. Take things at your own pace, allowing yourself space to grieve. Sending you love & light

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words and support. I'm sure it is well received.

Whew I need this!! Added to my playlist to listen to again. May God bless you 🙏🏼 Will now subscribe. Have a Blessed day 🙌🏼

Yes I gave thei library 2 big lawn bags of books it felt great

Thanks Connie. Loved this vlog. Very calm and mindful and totally sensible in approach. 💕

Love the question, "Would I buy this item again?". This will help me so much in the decision of whether or not to keep an item. Thank you.

Love your videos Connie! The comment about spending money and not using something hit home, I recently spent 💰on some makeup that I finally decided I wasn’t going to try any longer to make it work it’s gone into my donation pile - luckily there are places that take this stuff, I’m cutting my losses and moving on and no longer kicking myself for not returning it. Thanks for the inspiration 🙏🏼

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Love that! Thank you so much for sharing your experiance with us.

Connie, this is the first video of yours I have seen. I have SUBSCRIBED.! 😊. You have got the most calming voice of any video on any topic I have watched.! Keep up the good work and great, sound advice. It is going to help me, I know. GOD BLESS

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Anne Dee! Welcome to our mindful community. I'm glad you are here.

I have seen a lot of people with nothing who are happy, I have learned that things are just things. I had to downsize from a 6 bedroom to a 2 bedroom, I was able to bless so much people and felt great about doing it

This weekend I went through my wall of totes that held baby and kids clothes. I got rid of at least 10 bags of clothes. while decluttering I found myself feeling so sad. I would pick up a piece of clothing and start crying. I wasn't sure why but I let myself feel it. I processed my emotions as they came. I saved one piece of clothing for each kid that I'm going to keep in my keepsake then that gives me the warm fuzzies when I hold them. I kept one bin of gender-neutral baby/toddler clothes for future babies and one bin for each child for hand me downs. It took me three pass throughs to accomplish this but I'm so proud of myself it's been a problem area for years

@ConnieRiet

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your experience. Decluttering can bring up all kinds of emotions.

I really liked this. Some good points and the great thing about keeping the glass jars is that you use them!

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

@lynnheffron6905

2 жыл бұрын

I love those awesome glass jars, very practical & useful in the uncertain times we're going through recently.

When I was decluttering, I made photos of all my stuff. Then I could make an album of why those things were special or important. Looking at some now, I don’t even remember the or remember the event. Lol.

I just found you Friday night and so thankful that I did..number one your voice is so calming and I look for that daily especially these past 31/2 months..my husband almost left this world four times since February..he is finally home and slowly doing better each and every day..he retired last July and I have been wanting to size down the past two years..I now know after my husband has been home from months spent in the hospital that his handicaps has certainly opened my eyes that not only do I want to downsize, I must…it’s been a challenge just getting through our home..I have always had the mindset that more was cozier NOT anymore..I’m at that stage of my life that it’s really getting on my nerves so thank you for opening my eyes to the idea I’ve had rolling around in my head for two years.. I know I am ready..this is a little off key to this comment BUT I absolutely LOVE LOVE your hair..do you have any videos how you style it? I’m tired of coloring my hair too..thanks again and I am binge watching your channel inbetween my husband naps and at night I am especially watching as many as I can.. Happy Wknd💐

@andreaschneider6202

2 жыл бұрын

@Happy Homemaker I am so sorry to read that your husband was in the hospital and had severe medical issues...thank goodness he is doing better. I have been decluttering since mid-January and it continues to be challenging because I, unfortunately, was raised in the home of a hoarder, my mother, who taught me the "save everything" mindset quite frankly. Therefore, I have been doing my best to reverse years of that detrimental thinking. Wishing you the best from NY😊

I'm so happy I came across your channel. Your so positive and uplifting. You remind me of the beautiful princess Diana. 💜 I love your mindful decluttering tips. Thankyou. :)

I also take pictures specially when I struggle to get rid of a thing. 😊👍

Thank you for sharing!

I am on this journey now for some 20 years. It creates a lot of space indeed. I hear from others that they find it very satisfying to declutter, empty their attic, garage etc. It gives peace of mind and and a satisfying feeling.

Great...suggestions!!!💐💐💐

I enjoyed it. Thank you.

Connie, such an encouraging vlog. Love your spirit, your energy and your approach!

Great video. You are so right ! I am decluttering almost every day ! Such a relief ! Have a great day !

Connie, I so enjoy your videos & I’m learning. I’m embarking on the simplicity & calmness in my home. I struggle with wall art, too little vs too much. Do you have wall art in the place you live?

Thank you I am trying to de clutter ,I move boxes around only … I am emotionally attached to stuff… this channel I just found of you will help me ! Thanks I Subscribed

always enjoy your videos

So calming to watch this right before I go thru my closet to simplify it ❤

I enjoyed this video!

Thanks for inspiring

I must confess I have too many mugs and plates and no longer need the books and CDs.... but too busy to declutter. I started about 4 years ago. At least I am buying very few items

Great video….. gonna grab a pen and paper and rewatch and take notes

Thank you 🙏

Decided to tidy my shoeracks. Shoerack upstairs for the formal, occasional footwear. Shoerack downstairs for daily footwear. Realized I have more than enough!

One smart woman without the stress of debt keeping it simple.

I started overwhelmed but I am better as I'm breaking it into smaller tasks to clean. I'm a working momma and we have a small space. I could still use some help just deciding what else I don't need. It's nice having you guys for support.

I just found your channel, I'm a new sub. Great tips, I'm going through this journey myself. Thank you, your beautiful smile and sweet spirit shines through the screen!! I love how sincere you are when considering where each person is on this journey!! God bless you and yours! 🙏😊🌹

Very good tips, Connie. Keep on sharing, looking forward to your wise, calm and invaluable advise.

Great tips

Honor where you are at Today, sooo helpful...simple & conscious

Thanks

I have that ikea lamp, it’s my favorite thing.

I really enjoy your channel, very peaceful and helpful. I'm on my journey of minimalism. Enjoying the freedom.

Great to see your video. I too love to keep it simple while increasing the value. Lifes beautifully simple and we just sometimes have to much going on to see it 🙏💚

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful said!

I appreciate her providing some psychological analysis to this process...I have found that moving potential donations to another room for a period of time helps me to see if I really need to keep it or pass it on

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Judy, that's wonderful idea! Thanks!

Thank you - such a calm, reassuring manner. Perfect with this music. "Is it something you would buy today ?" was the phrase I needed. I love to interface with wildlife. I knew a Bill McFarland on Long Island, NY. ~Bob

You are so calm and composed. You have a loving family too. May God bless you all.Love your channel!

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Awe! Thanks

thank you

So so interesting! Time to make some changes in my life

Awesome video

Just discovered your channel, and like it, even though my goal isn’t to be a minimalist, but to be organized for now.

When it comes down to it, “most of what’s on offer in shops is just stuff” How much stuff or How many material items does a person really need? A key question for me while decluttering was, “If I let this go, will I need to purchase another one?” Another key question “Does this item bring value or joy to my life?” Great tips! I’m grateful for finding your channel.

Thank you. So blessed to hear this. Let go of things that not longer serve you. I will let go the things now.

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful!

I am learning that minimalism is a process not a destination. And that i re downsize each space every few months. Gets easier each time to let things go.

@regenaguinn

2 жыл бұрын

Good thinking🙂

@susanstrong4277

2 жыл бұрын

I've been at it for several years and am almost finished. When it got too hard and/or emotional I would take a break, sometimes for months, and begin again. I bet I've gone through some boxes 3 or 4 times until I was able to release the items that only mean something to me and nobody else will want. Plug along at your own pace. It gets easier as you go.

I also love keeping a few useful items from past generations. In my case, it's mechanical clocks. They are a responsibility because they require weekly winding and a professional cleaning of the works every few years, but the sound of the chimes takes me back to my childhood.

Great video. Love your personality.

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

So motivating

Hello! I am a new friend here. Love this type of content! Thanks for sharing!💗

@ConnieRiet

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks and welcome!

I soooo want to get rid of everything! But my husband isn't on the same page yet....but it's messing with my visual space!

A new subscriber today!

I'm getting better at declutter things I have bought, but I still struggle with selling or giving away things that were gifts, especially very expensive things. I end up using the gifts moreso because they are expensive rather than me liking them. I suppose I have to have conversations with the people giving me gifts and be more specific on what they can give me that would bring value into my home. Still, the items I currently have are bringing me stress when it comes time to declutter or straighten up.

What a gift I have been given in coming across your channel, Connie.❤ Your quiet energy and soothing videos are a welcome respite from the rush of my workday. In my future, I’m planning a more intentional, clutter-free environment and this space you’ve kindly created is becoming my go-to source for inspiration and information. With so much gratitude…🙏🕊

Healthy air 👍

i think your yoga helps your warm and calm demeanor, enjoy videos are great!

@ConnieRiet

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So do I. I love yoga and meditation!

Thank you for a very informative video!!! I have been practicing a minimalistic lifestyle since before the pandemic. I live with less and I am completely content with have less things I have not really needed for a long time prior to starting the process. Thank you.

@ConnieRiet

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Thanks for sharing!!