I unlocked my neighbor’s door and stepped inside her dim apartment, a place that instantly transports you back to 1979. “Gladys?” I called out. “I’m in bed!” she answered. I walked down the hall and turned the corner to see my 85-year-old neighbor patting down her wispy gray hair. She …
Continue Reading about You Don’t Need to Make Everything Perfect This Christmas
Day after day ended the exact same way: me, exhausted and longing collapse on the couch... but instead walking around our apartment, gathering the random toys our kids had pulled out, played with for two seconds, and left in the middle of the floor. For way too long I accepted this as part …
Continue Reading about 10 Toys Even Minimalist Parents Can Get Behind
Calling all the mamas who've spent the year decluttering and don't want to fill their homes (or anyone else's!) back up with junk this holiday season! If you're a minimalist-minded woman who needs a gift list to send to her partner (😉😉), this is it! If you're a maximalist who happens to love a …
Tracy is the founder and CEO of dClutterfly—an organization and decluttering company in Los Angeles, California. Which means—she has been inside of hundreds of homes and helped thousands of people with their clutter. She’s also the author of two beautiful books: My personal …
Continue Reading about STUFF Won’t Fill Your Holes, with Tracy McCubbin
Recently, a client of mine started talking about her den, saying it was her dumping ground and always the last place in the house to get any attention. Clearing it out had been her new year’s resolution but, a month into the new year, she’d barely touched it. She went on to …
Continue Reading about Why Vilifying Your Clutter Is Making It Harder to Let Go
Every now and then, when someone hears that I wrote a book on minimalism, they’ll say, “Ugh, I want to declutter, but it’s so exhausting! I usually give up before I get very far.” I get that. Decluttering means making a thousand tiny decisions, taking a thousand steps around your house, and …
Continue Reading about 7 Things That Are Infinitely More Exhausting Than Decluttering
I’m SO glad you’re here.
Twelve years ago, I decluttered my kids’ toys under the glow of a flashlight as they slept. That one change gave me so much relief that I continued until I’d decluttered more than half of what we owned. ✨
I suddenly felt like I could engage with my loved ones, not just clean up after them. I believe every woman deserves the same.
Grab my free list—100 things you can declutter, delegate, drop & dismiss—t0 start on your journey today!
