Why should you care if your house is clean?

Does having a clean house really matter?
In this week’s podcast, I share reasons why taking control of your home can have a big impact on your over-all well being and happiness. Having a tidy and organized home can make you feel more confident, and energized. Let’s change our lives, just by changing the way we think about housework.
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  • @shellbyhemmen5562
    @shellbyhemmen55627 ай бұрын

    I'll be part of your study that proves when you "get control of your house you get control of other areas of your life" ...not only did I massively declutter my home and simplify, I also stopped drinking and have gotten control of my weight and finally tackled my credit card debt!

  • @ClutterbugPod

    @ClutterbugPod

    7 ай бұрын

    Wow!! You are an incredible example. Congratulations

  • @LadiesofPurposeTV

    @LadiesofPurposeTV

    7 ай бұрын

    That is Amazing🎉. I can tell from decluttering a major project this week I’m feeling like I just may be able to finally shed the weight too! Thanks for sharing!

  • @karenrich9092

    @karenrich9092

    7 ай бұрын

    Congrats on your successes! I am so excited today because I got some decluttering done today. The dishes and laundry are done, and donations are in my car to drop off to help others. IT FEELS SO GOOD. I've been dealing with major health issues, so lots of basic things have taken a back seat to my health. Now, the pile on my bedroom couch is down to ONE box.

  • @MP-js3fj

    @MP-js3fj

    7 ай бұрын

    Congratulations. Keep it up.

  • @Medina323

    @Medina323

    6 ай бұрын

    This is awesome! So proud of you! I want to do it but I’m afraid 😢not sure where to start

  • @karatethechaoswithkiki5368
    @karatethechaoswithkiki53685 ай бұрын

    "Tidying and cleaning your house is medicine for your mental health." I love this!

  • @mkmariak
    @mkmariak7 ай бұрын

    How can this podcast be so calming and yet so motivating!

  • @3dchick
    @3dchick4 ай бұрын

    I've been listening to various of these podcasts for three hours straight, so I would tackle my godawful living room, because if I left the house one more time knowing I had to come home to the nightmare, I wouldn't come home at all. Thank you for all that you do, Cass. You really do change lives ❤❤❤

  • @JoanneWhitlock
    @JoanneWhitlock7 ай бұрын

    Definitely the best thing I have done for my home. It’s been two years and I still come downstairs and think how lovely it looks every day, I really thought that feeling would have passed by now. I also buy myself flowers more and enjoy them too!

  • @Whatworksthisworks

    @Whatworksthisworks

    7 ай бұрын

    What did you do??

  • @JoanneWhitlock

    @JoanneWhitlock

    7 ай бұрын

    @@Whatworksthisworks I stopped blaming myself if I couldn't keep it tidy and realised I needed to declutter more! I was ill and realised I needed a longer term solution. If interested in details happy to chat but that's the short answer.

  • @ren8240

    @ren8240

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@JoanneWhitlock I love this!!!!

  • @sonyad7723

    @sonyad7723

    7 ай бұрын

    I KNOW right? I LOVE getting up everyday to a clean house! Or getting home from being out somewhere to a clean place!!!! :)

  • @priscillaanderson2949

    @priscillaanderson2949

    7 ай бұрын

    That sounds so impossible to me! I can't seem to get there!

  • @kjperez83
    @kjperez834 ай бұрын

    This podcast felt like a reassuring hug. ❤ Thank you.

  • @KSLassie457
    @KSLassie4577 ай бұрын

    You said something that I think we all know but don’t consider often enough. “It’s harder to catch up than to keep up.” Very well stated, CAs. Thank you!💕💕

  • @cindypatrick785

    @cindypatrick785

    7 ай бұрын

    I hope so because I’ve been working for 3 days all day , so far, to “ catch up” with all the clutter in my 2800 sq ft house, due to having to put my house on the back burner while being full time caregiver for my 88 yr old daddy that is living with Alzheimer’s/ strokes these last 7 years. Daddy now requires 24 hr care so he is living in an Alzheimer’s unit 5 minutes away. Now I have the time to get control over my stuff and declutter and throw away things I don’t use or won’t ever wear again!!! 10:39

  • @priscillaanderson2949

    @priscillaanderson2949

    7 ай бұрын

    That is me, caring for my mom and sister and working full time😮

  • @cindypatrick785

    @cindypatrick785

    7 ай бұрын

    @@priscillaanderson2949 my daughter retired me from being secretary for our family owned carpet cleaning company because she saw I was going to have my hands full with my daddy and my chronically ill 74 yr old husband . She was so right and I appreciated her for it. Wish you the strength to carry on🥹

  • @carolwhitaker5880
    @carolwhitaker58807 ай бұрын

    Cas, I just want to tell you that I get so much more help and joy from listening to you than from any professional psychologist that specializes in hoarding and organization I have ever watched. You have a gift for being able to say things in such a loving way that it makes me feel like you are talking directly to me. I feel like you are my best friend just trying to tell me something that I usually know but I need to someone to encourage me to do. All the best for you and your family during this holiday season.🎄💕 30:00

  • @ClutterbugPod

    @ClutterbugPod

    7 ай бұрын

    Thank you! This means so much to me.

  • @LadiesofPurposeTV

    @LadiesofPurposeTV

    7 ай бұрын

    Agreed! Love Cass❤

  • @LavenderDaisies
    @LavenderDaisies7 ай бұрын

    I am about a year into decluttering. I have some physical limitations and a serious autoimmune disease. So the process has been slow. But I feel I am a totally different person than I was a year ago ago. Some days when my house gets cluttered, I feel so stressed. I don’t think I have made any process. But then I look at old photos and see my house in the background and I am MORTIFIED. I can’t believe it was THAT BAD! But it was. And then I realize the leaps and bounds I have made with my home. I am still not done, still working on the basement. But I have still made a lot or progress. I’m going to keep going. Because it feels so good!!! I open cabinets and they are organized! I was so worried that decluttering would be so hard to let go. But as I let stuff go, I feel SO GOOD! I haven’t missed a thing. I have to remind myself of this every time a tackle a new cabinet or closet. I imagine what I want my home to look like. What’s my forever, “perfect” home. Does this item belong in my dream home? If not, it GOES! Thanks for all the motivation and help the past couple of years. It feels so good. I feel good. I lost 170 pounds in the process too. I really believe that working on my home has released dopamine, lowered my glycemic index is not so high. I’m happy and have more self control with eating. I have worked really hard, so I have to give myself credit for that. But I never felt I had the time to work on my weight, because my house needed attention. And even if I didn’t give my house the attention, I still didn’t feel I could give myself the time to go to the gym, or go for a walk, or cook a healthy meal. Everything was fast food, processed food and treats. My whole life has truly improved. Thanks again for all the videos that have helped me through the hard times, given me ideas and given me motivation. To others just starting, keep going! It’s SO Worth it!

  • @elizabethsydnor5247

    @elizabethsydnor5247

    21 күн бұрын

    When I started reading your post, I started to immediately tell you that your HEALTH will improve too as you improve other areas. But you beat me to it! As I finished reading your post, you started telling us just that, that your health and weight are improving. We are impressed by YOU! GOD BLESS YOU, BIG TIME, for all you are doing!

  • @susaninden6268
    @susaninden62687 ай бұрын

    The joy I had this morning just to come down to a clean kitchen after Thanksgiving last night was amazing. It was only our immediate family but we made a full holiday dinner and I, just had surgery, figured I would come down this morning to a partially done kitchen. I told them all I appreciated it. It made me sooo happy.

  • @shelyn41
    @shelyn417 ай бұрын

    My friend sent me this video and I'm so thankful she did! We both struggle with cleaning our homes and keeping them clean. She understands my struggle and thought I would benefit from watching this. I managed to get two loads of laundry going and bagged up six large black bags of garbage + took them to the dumpster in the cold snow. Thank you so much for the motivation to get started. Oh did I mention I have bronchitis while doing this?

  • @ClutterbugPod

    @ClutterbugPod

    7 ай бұрын

    You did so much! Be proud! I hope you feel better soon.

  • @denisea.9033

    @denisea.9033

    6 ай бұрын

    Wow!! Good job!!! 😳👏🏼🥳

  • @amy2284
    @amy2284Ай бұрын

    I love love that you break things down to small wins and you give it straight. Nothing changes if nothing changes - you inspire me.

  • @jandaermold3406
    @jandaermold34067 ай бұрын

    Cas, I appreciate the gentle way that you are approaching this topic❤ When you're already down, it's nice to hear a gentle voice encouraging you. And glad you mentioned Peter Walsh!

  • @jeannelejeune1983
    @jeannelejeune19837 ай бұрын

    I needed this pep talk so much today. I never realized that my cluttered house contributed to my depression so much. I’m going to start working on it little by little starting today. Thank u so much, Cass.❤

  • @diannamc367

    @diannamc367

    7 ай бұрын

    I did realize this lately. That's how I found this channel 😊

  • @sonyad7723

    @sonyad7723

    6 ай бұрын

    It really is a catch-22. Our depression physically manifestes itself onto our environment (bc we don't want to get up to clean the house, or pick up after ourselves throughout the day, etc) which just gets worse bc AS it gets worse each day, the longer it goes on we start to feel like 'why even bother? Everything is a disaster anyway ' (whether consciously or subconsciously thinking this). Then that physical manifestion makes us even MORE depressed living in such a messy, dirty, cluttered (sometimes hoarder looking to ourselves) of piles of mess everywhere (bc remember that a depressed mind usually sees the worse case scenario so even if it's not the true level of the Hoarders TV show, it would look like it to our depression brains!) So then we don't want to have friends over anymore, we don't even want to bother trying anymore bc 'it's already beyond hope (classic depression brains are frequently catastrophizing!) Which as you can see, is the entire this just snowballing to make us feel worse, so the horse gets worse, which makes us feel EVEN worse, the house just continues to get worse...and on n on n on!!! :( I definitely happened to me and I can tell you all that there is a cleanup at the end of the tunnel! I'll off my cheerleading services to anyone who wants to post photos (I totally understand if you don't want to post before photos online) but DURING photos, of maybe the trash at your curb? Or the 'free stuff' at the curb (if you decide to get rid of stuff that way) Or your car getting/the full trolley at the donation center, another idea of a photo op!!! And post them, and I'll cheer you on personally!!! Or choose a person in your life who will ONLY be positive for you during this transition to be your cheerleader, like I did!!! I asked my sister to be my cheerleader while I was doing as much as I physically could in little 5-7 minutes increments (I'm disabled & there was definitely muscle atrophy:( & would text her photos (while she was insanely busy trying to finish up her contract so she would have time to drive to CA to move my personal items to TX) but she STILL made the time to cheer me on! (bc ANY amount that I got done that month was work she didn't need to do in the 7 days between contracted jobs in OREGON!) AND IT WAS AMAZING just how much I DID GET DONE during that month!!!! Just in multiple times every day, only 5-7 minutes increments was all my body could tolerate before I had to rest again for at least an hour or two, before I could get up and do another 5-7 mins, but I did a TON MORE than I thought would be done before she got there!!! Let me know if you need a personal cheerleader via texts! I was serious!

  • @bonnieinthespirit6373
    @bonnieinthespirit63733 ай бұрын

    Yesterday . Kitchen items bothered me. I removed them from the cabinet. Today I opened the cabinet door n shocked myself! 🎉🎉 found I’d put new up in place. .. cleared out 3/4 of a 10x12 room. Gonna do dishes while I listen . Thanks to all who Declutter, & I can join in to do my home. ❤❤❤❤

  • @liztefft5312
    @liztefft53127 ай бұрын

    Thank you for the pep talk, Cas. Yes, I want to be the hero and not the victim from now on! 😁💗

  • @barbking286
    @barbking2867 ай бұрын

    Cleaning & keeping a tidy home is also a 'Teaching' opportunity for our kids & grandkids. If we want them to be independent & self sufficient adults, we need to lead the way. With Christmas on our heels, do a "Toys Edit' before the next round of them come in. A great time to donate and have a dialogue with your kids about looking out for others. Thank you for all your inspiration.

  • @suziknowles396
    @suziknowles3967 ай бұрын

    Doing the dishes makes such a difference! I find that occasionally I decide I won't bother. But then I go into the kitchen and think to myself that it will only take a few minutes. When it's done it always starts the day right when I come down the next morning and the kitchen is clean and tidy.

  • @ashleyjean172
    @ashleyjean1727 ай бұрын

    This is so accurate I have decluttered twice before But THIS time I am getting aggressive. My life is already changed IN ONE WEEK. For the first time in my life I am so pumped to get my finances together. ALL THANKS TO YOU

  • @elizabethsydnor5247
    @elizabethsydnor52477 ай бұрын

    I love the way you explain that when we do our dishes tonight, we are blessing our "tomorrow self" by not leaving the mess for us to have to clean tomorrow.

  • @maureenbullis1805
    @maureenbullis18057 ай бұрын

    Hey Cass, Cleaning is exercise!

  • @yanininipanini
    @yanininipanini7 ай бұрын

    Thank you for reminding me of the why’s and purpose for all the work I’m doing in the home. I needed to hear this and I’ll probably listen to this every time I feel stuck. Keep screaming this from the rooftops!

  • @smustipher
    @smustipher6 ай бұрын

    I find that prefer to leave the house tidy EVERY NIGHT: items put back on their place, laundry folded, dishes washed and put away, leftovers that have lassed their tome tossed out, surfaces kn bathroom and kitchen wiped down. It's great to wake up to, seeing that I love myself enough to keep a clean home is priceless, and the thought of having guest never throws me into a panic. Mind you, I am single and work from home, I know this is easy to do without children. Even with kids, they can learn to help tidy, too

  • @joycebates6411
    @joycebates64117 ай бұрын

    I went to my sister's for Thanksgiving and stayed overnight. First Thanksgiving after separation from my husband. Two things from your podcast: my house is a mess, BUT, before I went to my sister's, I cleaned my kitchen (pretty well for me) so when I got home I came home to a clean sink and relatively clean counters. It really did make me feel good! Granted, the dining room and living room are a complete disaster, BUT I get it. The other thing is that I mentioned to my sister that you said to donate used blankets and towels to a pet shelter. I don't have a dog, but my sister lost her dog so she sent me home with some doggie bowls and leashes for when I go to the shelter. Thanks for your wisdom. 😊

  • @juliedavidson5596
    @juliedavidson55967 ай бұрын

    Outer order gives inner calm...at least for me. I have so much time for fun now ❤ you Cass.

  • @247freedom
    @247freedom6 ай бұрын

    Been for real for real decluttering the past couple weeks--and I've lost 4 lbs without trying! And my family is so much happier 😊 Looking over the past few weeks I've had so much fun decluttering that I haven't "had to" stress eat, and yes I am still having holiday treats but no desire to overindulge. I didn't even realize how much stress my environment was causing for everyone, not just me. I was nervous about doing my 6 yr olds bedroom because he's attached to everything when he sees it. But I'm very aware of his favorite things and was able to showcase them in the decor, organize all the hands on toys, crafts and books. When he got home, he was delighted! He thought I bought a bunch of new books (they were just in a clutter pile before), he started playing cheerfully immediately and the whole time he kept saying "oh, you found this! Thank you!". He didnt even notice anything was missing!Rewarding beyond belief! And now that everything has a place, it is easy for my new non negotiable --he cleans up current activity before starting the next. And he loves it and doesn't even argue because I've made it just as easy to put away as it is to get out. This channel saved my life! Thank you!!!!!!

  • @SpicyMelange
    @SpicyMelange6 ай бұрын

    This is your strongest message yet. AMEN!!!

  • @Modadaone
    @Modadaone7 ай бұрын

    Cass this podcast was powerful! One of your best. Thanks so much!❤

  • @peacewG
    @peacewG12 күн бұрын

    Thank you always for the kick in the pants! You tell it like it is. Gets me going to do something every time.

  • @AnneAlster
    @AnneAlster7 ай бұрын

    Looks like you gave in to the reading glasses....welcome to the club!

  • @tanyamoorer931
    @tanyamoorer9317 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for the tough love ...that talk was needed!😊

  • @kerribeck7929
    @kerribeck79296 ай бұрын

    The best thing I've taken from what I've heard you say.... "Don't you dare leave those dirty dishes for future Kerri to have to deal with when she wakes up!"

  • @Doris86pl
    @Doris86pl7 ай бұрын

    Love it! I like to listen to your podcast when folding clothes and loading dishwasher. It's so motivating

  • @bellaluce7088
    @bellaluce70887 ай бұрын

    7:01 LOVE the insight that decluttering is one of the few things where you can see results in minutes (AND be reminded of them when you walk back in the room)! ❤🤓 23:03 A version of this for exercise and other habits is using a timeline with images of the goal you're working towards. Every time you color in a section of the timeline, you can SEE you're moving closer to your goal. ⭐😃⭐

  • @heathersheagley7172
    @heathersheagley71725 ай бұрын

    Cass you are absolutely beautiful my friend!! I'm 50 now and my kids are grown and it's been a very difficult season in my life. I've spent most of my life feeling so broken and my kids were my motivation to "just do it" and for years I did. However, when I lost my mom, broke up with Satan and was stuck in my head, my house began matching my heart. Of course, then I felt stuck. And if my house was a mess I'd keep pushing people away. I just said to my daughter, at one point in our lives, we realize NO ONES COMING TO SAVE US. You just have to be your own damn HERO!! AND HERE YOU SAY THE SAME THING!! YOU ROCK!

  • @budgetandbalance
    @budgetandbalance7 ай бұрын

    I told myself to work on a big pile of clutter in my office (collected from several other rooms, not the right process maybe) while listening. When you said, "It's harder to catch up than to keep up", I immediately wrote it down and have it posted by my computer as a reminder to do little things daily so I don't get overwhelmed. (as is my habit) I cannot believe the dent I've made in the pile!!! I have 2 bags of garbage to take out and 2 boxes for donation. I'm also finding it easier to let things go like the excessive amount of office supplies I've been hoarding. Thank you so much!!! Now I"m going to find another video of yours that I haven't listened to yet! 💜

  • @ninacox6865
    @ninacox68657 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the pep talk. U cleaned out my pantry and all shelves in my kitchen. NOW. Listen to yourself. Get on the treadmill for 15 minutes. Stop procrastinating. You deserve to feel better for yourself. No immediate results but you will feel better physically and mentally. Just do it. Love your videos.

  • @lynetteswepstone7724
    @lynetteswepstone77244 ай бұрын

    I got so much done yesterday just listening to your podcast. Just what I needed. I’m so excited to get back to it after work today. Thanks for this! Xx

  • @katiebeckstead8945
    @katiebeckstead89457 ай бұрын

    I have to keep watching this video over and over again. It's my reminder for why I should care. I'm working on it! Thanks for the motivation!

  • @TheSpicyMiddle
    @TheSpicyMiddle7 ай бұрын

    100%! It matters because you live there and how you feel in your home, where you spend a majority of your time, absolutely matters.

  • @tmvmerlino1
    @tmvmerlino112 күн бұрын

    You honestly have helped me with all the struggles you speak of. Thank you for making me feel better and normal… ❤

  • @sinkintostillness
    @sinkintostillness2 ай бұрын

    I have been binge listening to you for 2 days now! Recovering from a horrible cold, you have been my motivation to refocus. No plan, just tackling some small areas which have gotten out of hand. I have been decluttering for a few years now, so have those muscles built already. Whilst it feels chaotic because I was only doing the bare minimum the past few weeks, it has taken barely anytime at all to straighten it all back out! I put it down to my house being in order. The effort of decluttering over a few years has finally paid off.

  • @marybenham2573
    @marybenham257317 сағат бұрын

    Thank you, Cass!

  • @michellelafontaine9556
    @michellelafontaine95567 ай бұрын

    Thank you for letting me borrow the motivation today! This was a wonderful podcast - very encouraging!!!

  • @BrendaAnderson73
    @BrendaAnderson736 ай бұрын

    I’m going to start with podcast number ONE and work my way through as I clean! I’m taking my house back! I’m also a member of that group. LOL. Thanks sweet lady. Needed this today. First a shower and then on to cleaning the house!

  • @whiporwillo
    @whiporwillo5 ай бұрын

    You got to the heart of this today...I'm crying... terrified but inspired. I cant adequately express the gratitude I feel for your kind and encouraging words, thank you 💗💝

  • @DEBCORD05
    @DEBCORD057 ай бұрын

    I have been following you for so many years. I always start but never finish and it brings my confidence down even more. I invested in your live cleaning sessions and again never fully followed through-Of all your videos this is the first one that literally made me cry. I’m starting again today and pray I can finish what I can start. Thanks so much for all your videos- so relatable and so inspiring.

  • @cypressoaks
    @cypressoaks5 ай бұрын

    I love these pep talks from you. You’ve completely flipped a switch in my brain and I’ve been in a decluttering frenzy since I found your channel. I feel like I can breathe for the first time in months. Thank you so much for helping me and hundreds of thousands of others ❤

  • @christi3411
    @christi34113 ай бұрын

    This one will be on repeat!❤

  • @mivaaziza8648
    @mivaaziza864824 күн бұрын

    I always listen to your podcast while doing house chores... It gives me more motivation... Thank you, Cas!!

  • @user-to4hq5pl8m
    @user-to4hq5pl8m7 ай бұрын

    Such a sweetheart! Love the speaking and how she lights up a day!

  • @reginakay7439
    @reginakay74397 ай бұрын

    It’s not a moral failure. ❤

  • @tooblessedtobestressed9715
    @tooblessedtobestressed97153 ай бұрын

    I've been listening to this podcast series for a couple hours now while I clean & declutter my laundry room (that I live out of like a giant laundry basket while the closet & drawers sit empty. I am a PSW & I help other people to clean & declutter their spaces. I am more than willing to put in time to help others while in my head I'm wondering where is the friend for me that is the friend I am to other people. I am in tears as I write this because I just had a light bulb moment when I had the thought that "I'm right here! I've been here the whole time! I AM that friend!" I am floored by my progress just listening to you talk. Thank you for being the pep talk I've needed for months.. Let's be real... Years! xoxoxoxo Heather

  • @82vickyM
    @82vickyM3 ай бұрын

    Just love you so much Cas ❤

  • @PackerGirl
    @PackerGirl7 ай бұрын

    Thank you! So helpful and encouraging. You are gentle but firm. Just how i needed to hear it in this moment. 💕💕💕

  • @bonnieinthespirit6373
    @bonnieinthespirit63733 ай бұрын

    Today , I do laundry 1 load every week n half. I decluttered. So much. Just finished 53’ container. 2 years.

  • @jonelledavenport8701
    @jonelledavenport87016 ай бұрын

    Girl Bossin! 💯 FACTS. Preach it to the rafters. Keeping up NOT catching up.

  • @lauriehanawalt1752
    @lauriehanawalt17527 ай бұрын

    Cas, I love how real you are on your podcasts. You are so encouraging and honest. I've noticed the growth in you over the past couple of years that I've been following you, particularly around self-awareness. This podcast really spoke to me about how the condition of my home is affecting my mental state and productivity. I am encouraged to take small steps each day to either let go of items that no longer serve me. Thank you for sharing.

  • @alicial.omeara6364
    @alicial.omeara63645 ай бұрын

    Love! Mindset is huge! I deserve a clean home!❤❤❤❤

  • @justsomebunny
    @justsomebunny7 ай бұрын

    can't wait to watch this. just got back from a walk to the library where i donated an armful of books for the library book sale, books i know i won't read again so don't feel the need to keep them on my shelves 🤗

  • @carolrooney3353
    @carolrooney3353Ай бұрын

    Cas, you have gotten into my head, and I thank you for that. I found you only a couple of weeks ago, but you have helped me make such a massive improvement in my house, and like you said, my pride level is through the roof. I have decluttered a car load so far, even got through my husbands 3 drawers of T-shirts (with his help, of course). I am starting to look around my house with new eyes, at everything, going, okay what can i do next. I am almost out of things to do, and my house is spotless. I have found myself looking for things I have moved a few times, so I just relocate that item to where I looked for it first. Thank you for caring so much about organization.

  • @shellc3509
    @shellc35097 ай бұрын

    Love this Cas! About 18 months ago - started with a 12 min tidy routine each morning. Slowly added more & now do a 40 min - wow what a difference it makes for my home! (In addition to decluttering) Love listening to you ~ Thanks for all you do! 💞

  • @elizabethsydnor5247
    @elizabethsydnor524721 күн бұрын

    Thank you for the 15 minutes chunks. All day "worse than it was" is for the birds.

  • @Blossom_Chops
    @Blossom_Chops7 ай бұрын

    U might be "yelling" at us, but ur doing gently & in a very caring manner which I thank u sooo very much for 😳😳 love'n'hugs & thanx Cas ♥️😘🫂💕

  • @elizabethsydnor5247
    @elizabethsydnor524721 күн бұрын

    I love how you shut down our VICTIM MENTALITY!

  • @elizabethsydnor5247
    @elizabethsydnor52477 ай бұрын

    I love your calm, encouraging voice...

  • @fabienneroure9995
    @fabienneroure99957 ай бұрын

    Your podcasts are simply the best and are so helpful! 🤗Thank you for taking the time to make them.😘🌟💝⭐💖🌼

  • @stormiepeek5446
    @stormiepeek54466 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for the pep talk. Mom used to call it cheerleading! You encouraged me so much. You got me moving when i couldn't get me moving Thanks again

  • @laurahoman7083
    @laurahoman70837 ай бұрын

    I was already working on a four-day holiday backlog of dirty dishes and laundry and generally picking things up while listening to KZread videos when this one came up next on my notifications list. I feel a lot less grumpy about having to wash things I've washed before and will have to wash again.

  • @user-gu1dd6dh8u
    @user-gu1dd6dh8u7 ай бұрын

    Your top is so beautiful on you. ❤️

  • @yvonneh.3618
    @yvonneh.36187 ай бұрын

    I love your podcast. It's like talking to a friend , who has been where I am right now.

  • @sarahbittner2026
    @sarahbittner20263 ай бұрын

    Great message!

  • @chrisludwig3610
    @chrisludwig36107 ай бұрын

    You're such a good motivational speaker... gotta go clean my kitchen now. 😊

  • @auroralaura3496
    @auroralaura34967 ай бұрын

    Hi, I'm from Europe and there keeping home tidy and fresh is a matter of personal culture. Your culture demands from you to upgrade your home and make it desirable to leave and enjoy it in all aspects of life. I do like your podcasts. Bravo!

  • @lindaminor1985
    @lindaminor19857 ай бұрын

    You are amazing, thank you❤😊

  • @kennethbailey9853
    @kennethbailey98537 ай бұрын

    ❤It matters to Keep it CLEAN !😁😁😁

  • @johnangelformby106
    @johnangelformby1067 ай бұрын

    Cas, thank you so much for making this normalized. I always thought I was such a terrible person to have clutter and mess. You have helped me so much. Everything you said here is true for me.

  • @beachprints
    @beachprints6 ай бұрын

    I was feeling really down, and I put away a bunch of laundry and tidied my "hang out:/office for most of the time you were talking. A huge difference! Thank you!

  • @hannahbravo3970
    @hannahbravo39706 ай бұрын

    I had this on while I cleared out a cupboard that has been driving everyone insane full of bags, clothing, stuff that my brother left 5 years ago when he moved to the USA and it may look a little crazy now I have so much to get rid of but I feel so relieved that I can now get bags for when I go shopping or get a coat without the chaos around it ❤

  • @planwithme701
    @planwithme7016 ай бұрын

    I was suffering from severe depression due to new onset of seizures while I had Covid. It took almost 3.5 years to get on the correct meds to control the seizures and it has given me my life back, my depression is gone. I thought I was hiding it but since I’ve gotten better everyone in my family has said I’m so happy you are back, you were scarring us. My Dr even said wow you look so much better than you did a month ago. I feel fabulous. I’ve said all of that to say for 3.5 years I didn’t clean or organize as anything, my house was gross but I couldn’t get out of bed most days. I used to clean daily, dust at least 1 room a day, vacuum daily and of course all the normal day to day stuff. Now I’m hardly ever in my bed, which isn’t good for my seizures bc exhaustion makes me have more. But I want to clean and organize all of the time. I still have a lot to go but I’m working on it.

  • @hollyemery6719
    @hollyemery67197 ай бұрын

    Thank you Cas❤

  • @LadiesofPurposeTV
    @LadiesofPurposeTV7 ай бұрын

    Cas you are SUCH A BLESSING❤. Thank you so much for being awesomely YOU!!!! I’ve followed you for years now, bought your books 3-4 years ago & you helped improve my home SO much over the years via your videos & your books, I just love your heart, style & zeal for life & you care! Thank you! On Saturday I major decluttered a closet then tackled my bedroom which had my desk in there & I had files, boxes & a few boxes of misc. It took me all day Sunday but by time I went to bed I felt so free, lighter & my bedroom looks & feels HUGE😂 lol I went from not knowing where to put everything to touching each item & deciding if I liked it, needed it or wanted to donate it or pitch. If something was broken I pitched it. I only moved office items to new office that are to live in the office. I’m sick of shuffling clutter. I threw away several bags of clutter trash & donated 2 boxes & a bag of books, blanket, wreath frame etc to thrift shop yesterday & it felt SO Good!!!!! My 4 day push of declutter is now inspiring my boys to clean ‘ declutter their bedroom 😊. They cleared their desk, sorted legos etc. (they are 15 & 10). It definitely is positive influence. I still have my clothes closet & laundry room & one more closet to knock out but I’m SO happy with the progress I’ve made & it creates momentum to do the next thing. Thanks again sweet lady for changing lives & improving our homes❤❤❤. You rock 🎉🎉🎉🎉. (((Hugs))) from Gettysburg, PA

  • @jodyorc
    @jodyorc6 ай бұрын

    I emptied and reorganized my airing cupboard while listening. Thank you Cas!!

  • @annieyoung551
    @annieyoung5517 ай бұрын

    I relate to this so much. I'm saving this to my home screen and whenever I have those beginning thoughts that snowball to depression and anxiety, I'm putting this on. Because I do care, I know I love stability control and I love how I feel when I move. Thank you for this Cas, it feels like a personal message to me. I need to feel proud of myself. And I'm also very proud of you and think you do a wonderful job 👍😁

  • @chiribitica
    @chiribitica19 күн бұрын

    31:34 uhhhhhhhh the most realistic sentence i heard today.... Even fot the week.... Or the month🎉🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉 gracias cass

  • @beachprints
    @beachprints6 ай бұрын

    I care. I have improved in this area. I definitely don't have control over my home. Clean laundry not getting put away is a thing for sure.

  • @chelseaaarcher7052
    @chelseaaarcher70526 ай бұрын

    Thank you I got right up and starting decluttering i looked around and said enough

  • @heidilopez-felix8105
    @heidilopez-felix81057 ай бұрын

    Bringing me to tears! 😢

  • @cindypatrick785
    @cindypatrick7857 ай бұрын

    I am finding it so motivating to have your videos going in the background while I’m going through my bins of winter clothes or my kitchen cabinets etc etc . It’s like having my very own cheer leader spurring me on to the finish line of reclaiming my house . Lots of things had to be neglected during these last 7 years that I had the privilege and honor of being my 88 yr old daddy’s full time caregiver, but now that daddy’s dementia has gotten so advanced he requires 24 hr care so he is now living in an Alzheimer’s unit about 5 minutes from my house and is doing very well. So after 4-5 weeks of recovering physically and mentally, I am ready to catch things up and even start cooking homemade meals again ( to my husband’s delight and shock). Thank you for your kind advice and support 🙂 12:08

  • @jonnettemaslowski258
    @jonnettemaslowski2587 ай бұрын

    I’m having foot surgery tomorrow and will not be able to stand on it for at least three weeks. Of course, I wanted to have “everything “ done, and I’m still working like a crazy woman! Why are we so hard on ourselves and feel it’s all a reflection of our incompetencies. I loved this little talk. Normally I’m pretty under control, but I put so much pressure on myself to do it all. Thanks for your support and some laughs at being human.

  • @mariarooney6262
    @mariarooney62626 ай бұрын

    Yes, Clutterbug, what you said is 100%truth. I’ve experienced it my whole life. I love cleaning and organizing. There’s such a lightness to our atmosphere being tidy and clean. Same with money. It’s a slave if we’re in debt. Such a weight on our shoulders, and clutter works the same way, it’s all clutter on our brains.

  • @tammypritts8102
    @tammypritts81026 ай бұрын

    Yes I care about my house. I have a young son and I work a full time job..we have a small place and we like our stuff..but I get so overwhelmed and then I get depressed I try to be as clean as I can..

  • @emiliaumana272
    @emiliaumana2727 ай бұрын

    That color looks really pretty in you 😊

  • @lesliepalmer7407
    @lesliepalmer74077 ай бұрын

    Thank you, this morning your words really spoke to me. I raced a clean before Thanksgiving and I’m taking advantage of what’s tidy and easily reset while listening to you.

  • @missyhash3018
    @missyhash30185 ай бұрын

    It was all not apart of our education thanks for doing this ! I’m makes such a difference we don’t even know about- we go away from the names declutter and clean are so separated and negative but so positive outcomes

  • @sonyad7723
    @sonyad77237 ай бұрын

    Decluttering is definitely the best thing I've done for my house! 1) when I already have less, I buy less, so less money spent and, 2) my cleaning routine is soooo easy now that, even though I threw out my back almost 3 weeks ago, first my friend came over after first week that I couldn't do ANYTHING and she omg ur apartment is a mess...but she got it but into almost completely back to normal for me in ONLY 20 minutes!!!! Then the second week I was a bit better so able to do daily dishes in/out of dishwasher now (my dirty dishes & my Amazon staples shopping, kitty litter, food, etc all happened to come THAT week lol were all on the floor piled next to front door had made my place LOOK a total mess, but that she could put it back together again so fast, just by putting little & food away, doing dishes, it really wasn't very bad after all bc I maintain it so well normally!) AND bc it's soooo easy to maintain, I can even clean my bathroom again, took out my trash & recycling, & threw in a laundry all yesterday on my normal Monday cleaning day! Even with my back thrown-out as it is still!!! And I'm still doing my dishes daily now and even still picking up 1 thing here, another there to organize as my day goes whenever I get out of bed to stretch my back!!! Believe me everyone, once you get decluttered, it'll be sooooo much easier to maintain, even if you get sick or injured!!! You'll be HAPPY to do a few minutes everyday so it doesn't pile up on you ever again!!!! Cas, I love you to keep the motivation going!!!!

  • @fionaschiffl8065
    @fionaschiffl80657 ай бұрын

    Found a better way to do a list during depression. Write a list with absolutely everything (except daily chores) on it. Only write a reminder for the day for stuff that has to be done that day like paying a bill. Then each day just do a little or a lot of one thing or several things on the big list. I’ve found this year that I haven’t had the energy or inclination to do a standard list each day like before depression. I’ve discovered I’ll lie down instead of doing stuff on the standard list whereas with the random list I’ll do some stuff on it for a few minutes to avoid what would have been on the real daily list. It’s progress and it helps me realise that a sleep between jobs is a part of the progress of getting through the day. I find if I don’t write down to vacuum, I’ll do a random 5min vac instead of a ‘vac the whole house’ that would have been on the real list that I would avoid. Weird I know. It wasn’t on the list so it feels like a bonus.❤ Please note this isn’t medical advice, just what’s worked for me in the last couple of weeks and isn’t for when you’re so in the thick of it that all you can do is fighting to get up to eat or go to the bathroom. Take care of your heart and hang in there.

  • @juliakinzinger2779
    @juliakinzinger27796 ай бұрын

    You are a lovely Person and you help us so much

  • @Oberon44
    @Oberon445 ай бұрын

    Cass - I HOPE you see this. The thing you were talking about that you said you couldn’t find studies on is called THE WINNER EFFECT. There is a book by the same name. ❤ Thank you for all you do. You have helped me so much!

  • @Xxmayra
    @Xxmayra6 ай бұрын

    This was such a good video. Having my space under control does help me take control of other spaces. Not to mention the peace I feel going to bed in a clean and organized space is amazing. Thank you for reassuring all the thoughts I already had about cleaning