Why You Should Decide What Enough Is

07/22/19 • 5 min

Setting limits is a critical part of keeping your space free from clutter. It's hard to let go of the excess if you don't know what enough is, so you need to decide just how much you really need. As you lighten up, you free yourself from the burden of being responsible for so much, which means more time to enjoy life!
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Decluttered By Design - Why You Should Decide What Enough Is

Transcript

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Hello and welcome. It's Kelly, Jayne McCann , professional organizer and clutter coach. And you are listening to decluttered by design, a podcast where I provide practical guidance to help you declutter your life with ease. So a few weeks ago I was listening to a radio show, it was actually Marketplace on NPR. It's a show that focuses on the intersection between our economy and our culture. It provides some really good context for what's going on