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Smart Reduction
Can we do it later?
It’s never been easier to add to our pile of possessions. A few clicks, and a new box arrives at our doorstep. Eventually, our homes are filled with things we no longer use. We waste time searching for items lost in the clutter, often asking ourselves, “Do I still have it?”
Many of us feel the urge to become more organized but procrastinate. When we pass on, unless we take action now, our families will have to deal with our belongings. “Let them deal with it” is not an excellent choice. We can do better.
Remember, you’re not a pharaoh. Eventually, you have to let go of things.
The Clutternomics Decision Process
Deciding what to keep and what to let go of isn’t a one-size-fits-all process.
It often requires deep contemplation.
That’s why I developed the Clutternomics system.
Here are some questions we’ll explore:
Avoiding the Landfill
My goal is to keep items out of landfills. Most people I speak with agree it’s time to “drop a few pounds.” I’ll help you to let go of what you no longer use.
We will do this in the most meaningful and environmentally friendly way.
Here’s how we can rehome your items:
What I do
Step-by-Step
I take a holistic view of your life.
Where are you now? What are your ambitions?
I don’t just ask tough questions; I provide solutions and help implement them.
01.
Initial Assesment
We start with a short conversation—virtual or in-person—to understand your situation, goals, and timeline.
What could be your quick wins ?
We’ll set some realistic expectations and decide on how to measure success.
Together, we’ll outline the best approach to begin your journey towards simplification and transformation.
02.
Taking Inventory
We tour your key spaces together.
I take notes on constraints, opportunities, and habits that shape how things pile up.
You’ll point out your pressure points—garages, spare rooms, closets, basements, or paper stacks—and we’ll map where to begin.
03.
Clutternomics™ Lens
This framework makes decisions faster and easier, with less second-guessing.
Space cost: What is this item displacing?
Use & access: How often do you use it? Could you borrow/rent instead?
Value & replacement: What could it sell for? How hard to re-buy?
Opportunity: What would this cleared space allow?
Legacy aspects: Does it carry family or personal meaning?
04.
Time For Action
You choose how I work with you:
Coach: I guide while you lead the hands-on work.
Partner: We tackle it together side-by-side.
Executor: I do the bulk of the heavy lifting indepently.
Either way, clutter leaves, space resets, and energy returns.
05.
Reviewing Results
We look at your simplified and transformed space.
Did we reach your goals?
How will you celebrate your new environment?
Invite some friends?
Pick up a new activity?
Form some new habits?
06.
Follow Up
I’ll suggest simple rules and routines—like the item-in-item-out approach, 1-year test, duplicate audits, or “maybe” boxes—so your space stays clear without constant effort.
Take Action
Ready to transform your space and your life?
Schedule your initial consultation with me today and take the first step towards a clearer, more focused, and inspired living.
For Your Consideration:
Two Must-Have Boxes
Usually, I encourage thinking outside the box. But here, we need two special boxes:
Box 1: Contains passwords, your will, funeral directions, and anything else essential for managing your transition after passing.
Box 2: Holds personal documents to be disposed of after your passing—letters, diaries, and other items highly relevant while alive but not needed after.
The same applies to digital organizing. Box 1 includes directions on finding and managing your digital legacy.
Everything else goes in Box 2 to be erased. Imagine being evacuated due to a natural disaster.
Wouldn’t it be nice to have these boxes ready?
Of course I can help you to prepare these boxes.