I love your disclaimer on not forcing your lifestyle on others and staying away from judgement, this is refreshing !

My first reaction is, “Wow! That is a LOT of clothes!” But that’s me, not this client. I appreciate how the Suitcase Designer doesn’t force. You get “You do you” points! Hugs to both of you. So much of this is decluttering thing is emotional. The overwhelm is real. It does take time for some people. And some people might never let much go.

I once helped a friend declutter and organize her garage and she said her biggest concern was how I'd judge her and that I would just randomly toss her stuff out. My job was just to organize what she decided to keep. My method was to sort everything into piles, like a pile for tools, a pile for gardening, a pile for automotive, etc. Once she was able to see all the duplicate stuff she was able to let go of the damaged items. While I would have gotten rid of much more than she did in the end I was able to organize everything into a functional storage area. Unfortunately she never maintained it. She suffers from a hoarding disorder. That makes me sad because she's such a nice person and can't see how how her hoarding negatively impacts her life.

It must be so difficult to pare down a wardrobe when you need so many different types of clothing for work. Great job.

I really like what you said at the beginning of the video...only make 2 piles, keep or go. Sort the "go" pile later into the micro piles, donate, give away or throw away. Much faster and easier with just 2 piles at first. You are excellent with her, part emotional therapist part declutter therapist.

I am a Eunice. Not a minimalist like our space maker queen, but not a maximalist like Tracy. My job is a work from home 3 weeks, office 1 week rotation. So I need my lounge wear and my office clothes! I am so excited to binge watch this series in one go.

You could see the stress leave Eunice’s face…such a great declutter! Love the longer format (and loved seeing Eunice again!)

thank you April🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍I love u thank you so much😭😭😭😭😭😭

Yes. Long and chatty. Love you two. You got this x

Eunice looks so good, she looks refreshed. Decluttering is a journey, so glad you are revisiting this.

I feel her when she says, “I wanna throw away all my clothes.”

I have to mention the smiley face cut-out on the bin,...so cute!🙂😊

You two are such a good Team. Love to see you together and have fun 😊

Hi! I really enjoy your nonjudgmental attitude- it’s what got me to subscribe awhile back. I’m a therapist and thought you might like to know (though maybe you already do) that the concepts of getting small wins early on, balancing acceptance with change/challenge, and allowing the client to define their goals and problems are all tenets of evidence based therapies! Tldr, your approach is backed by science ❤🤓

What a GREAT idea to start with ONE item...the clothes! It was amazing! The transformation in June's attitude and spirit was amazing too. This was such a fun video to watch. Cannot wait for the rest in this series April! 😊

I'm about to start going through my nightmare clothes pile and was searching for a video to motivate me. This one is perfect! Very kind and encouraging. So many clothes organizing videos are all so...aspirational. This one is real.

It is so telling how Eunice feels comfortable with April, since she doesn't put up a brave face but rather than that is open about how much anxiety this is giving her and how overwhelmed she is.

Also, loved all the humor and positive banter you to have together.

One of your BEST, yet. It’s cool to see her room after the original declutter & organizing (reality), and how to think of this declutter. It’s a process. Looking forward to seeing the next step in her new home!

I agree with you when you said I'm going to give her the space she needs." The Suitcase Designer is so supportive and understanding with someone is going through decluttering and needs help with organizing.