Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

Heather Tingle

In this podcast, Heather will teach you what really works, and what doesn't, to successfully declutter your home - as when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic, it isn't just a case of hiring a skip and having a big sort out - it's not that easy!

Heather is an expert in working with families that live in chaos, and all the challenges that brings. She is Autistic and has ADHD so knows all about how neurodiversity links to clutter. As a naturally messy person herself, she can show you how to live in a clean, clutter free and organised home regardless of the issues you face. She thrives on creating strategies and systems that work for real families. Transforming your cluttered homes to calm, safe spaces can also improve your mental, physical and financial health, learn all about it in this podcast.
Heather Tingle has been a member of The Association of Professional Declutterers and Organisers since 2016. She and her family have had hoarding tendencies, living in messy homes, stuck in that never ending, exhausting cycle of chores and tidying. She decluttered her home and found a new, calmer and more content way to live. She now supports clients in person and online to achieve the same outcome in their own homes - and now you can learn how she does it through this podcast too!

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001 - Where to start decluttering - the magic of zoning

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

11/09/23 • 16 min

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Introduction

Host: Heather Tingle
Introduction to the podcast "Decluttering Untangled."
Explains the importance of zoning as the first step in decluttering.
Highlighted the chaos caused by clutter and "doom piles."
Heather shares personal anecdotes about disorganised paperwork.

The Purpose of Zoning

Zoning is introduced as a method for creating designated areas for specific activities or purposes.
Emphasis on the importance of making these zones work for daily life.
The story of a client's experience where zoning was the initial focus.
Discussion of the differences between zoning and decluttering in terms of mental energy and decision-making.

Benefits of Zoning

Zoning serves as a roadmap for decluttering.
Zoning aids in identifying the volume of items in specific zones, helping determine storage needs.
Preventing duplicate purchases by having a clear view of what you already own.
It helps in visualising and quantifying your belongings, making it easier to decide what to keep or discard.

The Types of Zoning

Examples of zoning in various rooms of the house, including the kitchen and living room.
Explanation of how zoning should reflect your personal activities and lifestyle.
An ADHD tip on setting realistic expectations for your zones and activities.
A reminder to organise your items as you live your life and not someone else's.
A teaser for upcoming episodes on decluttering and the PAVES system.

Conclusion

Recap of the benefits and challenges of zoning.
Heather's analogy of zoning being like playing Tetris or a sliding puzzle.
Encouragement to start your decluttering journey by zoning.

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006 - The PAVES System® - Removing the stress of decluttering - have a plan!

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

12/01/23 • 18 min

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In this episode of Decluttering Untangled, Heather Tingle introduces her trademarked PAVES System ® , a proven approach to decluttering that goes beyond the typical blitz. The PAVES System ® stands for Plan, Action, Vision, Exit Plans, and Systems. Heather emphasises the importance of planning, which is the first step in this transformative process.

Key Points:

PAVES System Overview:
- Plan: The crucial starting point in The PAVES System ® .
- Action: Follows planning, where the decluttering process happens.
- Vision: Visualising the end result keeps you motivated and focused.
- Exit Plans: Strategising how to dispose of discards efficiently.
- Systems: Implementing routines to maintain a clutter-free space.
Importance of Planning:
- Avoiding Sidetracks: Having a plan prevents getting distracted during decluttering.
- Motivation: Knowing when to start and finish enhances motivation.
- Decision Fatigue: Planning helps manage decision fatigue during the decluttering process.
- Control and Focus: Planning provides control over the process, keeping you focused on the end result.
Micro Categories and Timing:
- Identifying Stress Points: Start with areas that cause the most stress.
- Micro Categories: Break down decluttering into small, manageable tasks.
- Time Management: Consider short, focused decluttering sessions based on your schedule and energy levels.
Minimising Distractions:
- Phone Distractions: Use phone locks and "do not disturb" mode.
- Buddy System: Partner with someone for mutual focus.
- Utilise Breaks: Make use of short breaks for quick decluttering tasks.
Space Considerations and Rewards:
- Decluttering Space: Identify where you can declutter and store items temporarily.
- Rewards: Plan a reward system for completing decluttering tasks.
Discards and Selling Items:
- Exit Plans: Decide when and how discards will leave the house.
- Selling Items: Plan A and Plan B for selling items, setting deadlines.
Physical Tools:
- Bags and Boxes: Use sturdy, manageable containers for organising and discarding items.
- Cleaning Materials: Prepare materials for cleaning as you declutter.
Final Thoughts:
- Continuous Planning: Regular planning makes decluttering an ongoing, manageable process.

Heather Tingle emphasises that planning is the foundation of successful decluttering, ensuring a systematic, less stressful, and more sustainable approach. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes where she delves deeper into the PAVES system, guiding listeners through each step of the transformative journey. Don't forget to subscribe and keep unt

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005 - How to declutter when you're stuck on pause

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

11/24/23 • 13 min

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Introduction:

Heather Tingle welcomes Untanglers to another episode of Decluttering Untangled.
Topic: "How to Declutter When You're Stuck on Pause."

Understanding the Pause:

Neurodivergent individuals may experience the 'freeze' response to stress.
Heather shares her personal experience of feeling stuck on pause, emphasising the impact of self-imposed pressure.

Overwhelm and Lack of Reward:

Overwhelm as a major hurdle to decluttering.
Neurodivergent individuals might struggle with the traditional reward system.
The challenge of not feeling the impact of small accomplishments due to clutter's persistent nature.

Imagining the After:

The difficulty of visualising outcomes, a common struggle for neurodivergent individuals.
Heather discusses her personal challenge of visualising her space after decluttering.

Worry Over Timing and Commitment:

Fears of getting engrossed, forgetting important tasks, or losing steam halfway through the process.
The fear of ending up in a bigger mess than when you started.

How to Get Off Pause:

Knowing the end result is crucial: What, when, and how will your space look after decluttering?
Breaking tasks into smaller, more manageable parts to reduce pressure.
Planning a reward for motivation and satisfaction.

Short and Sharp Sessions:

Recommending short, focused decluttering sessions to avoid burnout.
The importance of visual timers and Heather suggests a recommended product (Amazon affiliate link in show notes below).

Competition and Gamification:

Gamifying the process by making it a competition against time or against a friend.
Counting items to add a competitive element and excitement.

Accountability Without Pressure:

Tailoring accountability to individual needs, especially for those with PDA profiles.
Scheduling decluttering goals within a reasonable timeframe and self-rewarding.

Buddy Up for Support:

Heather suggests having a decluttering buddy for support.
A caution about choosing a non-judgmental buddy and using online communities for support.

Teaser for Future Episodes:

Heather teases the upcoming exploration of her PAVE system, with 'P' standing for Plan.

Closing Words:

Encouragement to celebrate small victories and kindness to oneself during the process.
Inviting feedback and questions from listeners.

Closing Music:

Heather Tingle signs off with a reminder to keep untangling and moving forward.

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002 - The power of the do it now mentality and how it can change your life

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

11/10/23 • 27 min

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Introduction:

Host: Heather Tingle
Duration: Approx. 18 minutes

Summary:
In this episode of Decluttering Untangled, Heather Tingle introduces a powerful strategy she uses with her one-on-one clients: the "Do It Now" mentality. This simple yet impactful strategy can transform your life and home when implemented consistently. It's not just about decluttering; it's about reprogramming your brain to make better decisions and understand time more effectively.

Key Takeaways:

The 'Do It Now' Mentality:
- Not directly related to decluttering but highly effective.
- Teaches your brain to make decisions and grasp time more efficiently.
- Reduces procrastination, a common problem for individuals with cluttered lives.
Clutter Is Delayed Decisions:
- Clutter mainly arises from postponed decisions and procrastination.
- The episode emphasises the importance of changing your brain's default "do it later" option.
A Load Off Your Mental Plate:
- Immediate action lightens your mental load.
- Addresses the tendency to postpone tasks that eventually become overwhelming.
Practical Applications of 'Do It Now':
- Respond to messages and emails immediately.
- Open and handle mail promptly to avoid growing piles.
- Tackle small tasks like washing dishes or picking up clothing right away.
Diary Planning for Longer Tasks:
- Craft projects and other lengthy tasks can be scheduled in your diary.
- Taking time to plan these tasks in advance prevents them from becoming clutter.
Living in the Present:
- The 'Do It Now' mentality encourages living in the present.
- This is more enjoyable and helps you make better use of your time.

Action Steps:

Challenge yourself to "Do It Now" for tasks taking less than five minutes.
Use your diary to schedule longer tasks, preventing them from becoming clutter.
Embrace the 'Do It Now' mentality to simplify your life and declutter effectively.

Conclusion:
Heather concludes by emphasising how procrastination and delayed decision-making create clutter, and adopting the 'Do It Now' mindset simplifies your life, ultimately making the decluttering journey more efficient. By acting promptly when tasks arise, you save yourself time and reduce stress. Recognizing when you're thinking, "I'll do it later," is the first step, followed by immediate action and scheduling longer tasks for the future

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028 - But it's a good box!

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

05/03/24 • 9 min

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Summary

In this episode, Heather Tingle discusses the habit of keeping boxes and the impact it has on clutter in our homes. She explores the reasons why people keep boxes, such as the sentimental value or the belief that they may need them in the future. Heather encourages listeners to evaluate the cost of keeping boxes and the benefits of decluttering. She also provides tips on how to determine whether to keep a box or let it go.

Takeaways

Keeping boxes can lead to clutter and take up valuable space in our homes.
It's important to evaluate the reasons for keeping a box and consider if it is truly necessary.
Boxes that have sentimental value or can be repurposed for storage can be kept, but boxes kept solely for resale purposes may not be worth the space they occupy.
Checking return policies and considering alternative solutions can help alleviate the fear of discarding boxes.
Letting go of unnecessary boxes can create a more organized and spacious living environment.

Chapters

00:00
The Habit of Keeping Boxes and Its Impact on Clutter

03:45
The Cost of Keeping Boxes and the Benefits of Decluttering

07:18
Creating an Organised and Spacious Living Environment

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003 - Decluttering with your heart, using emotions not logic for lasting success

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

11/10/23 • 17 min

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[INTRO]
Heather Tingle introduces today's topic on Decluttering Untangled: the use of emotions, not logic, as a guide to decluttering.

Acknowledges the controversy surrounding emotional decluttering and explains that it's her preferred method.
Highlights the relatability for those who are emotionally attached to their belongings, providing an alternative approach to decluttering.

[THE LOGIC PITFALL]

Describes the common problem of using logical reasoning when decluttering and how it doesn't always fit each person's situation.
Mentions the typical logical questions like "When did I last use this?" and "Do I still need it?"
Emphasises that decluttering isn't a one-size-fits-all task and why logic alone might not be suitable.

[NO MAGIC NUMBER]

Addresses the myth of finding a right number for things like towels, cups, or bras.
Explains how logical reasoning often results in keeping items based on endless scenarios.
Highlights the irrationality of this behaviour, considering we're emotional beings, not purely logical ones.

[THE NEW VS. OLD DILEMMA]

Explores the logic behind keeping new items just because you bought them recently, especially when the older ones are cozier.
Questions the common tendency to save new items for a "special" occasion.
Encourages the audience to consider how often they reach for the comfortable, worn-in items over new ones.

[THE COAT HANGER METHOD]

Strongly criticises the logic-based coat hanger method, which encourages turning hangers around and ditching clothes not worn in a year.
Shares a personal example of why this method might lead to regret.
Discusses the complications when sizes fluctuate, and emotional attachments get dismissed based on logic.

[REGRETS DERAIL PROGRESS]

Discusses how regrets become roadblocks to further decluttering, emphasising how they deter individuals from making decisions.
Shares a personal story about the only item Heather regrets decluttering – a vintage Red Dwarf t-shirt.
Explains why using logic to decide can lead to regret when circumstances change.

[EMOTIONS OVER LOGIC]

Presents the alternative of using emotions for decluttering and why it's a transformative experience.
Advocates for the idea that caring more for what you own leads to a greater appreciation of items.
Discusses the "spark joy" philosophy, emphasising the importance of joy and happiness in your living space.

[EMOTIONS VS. LOGIC: A BALANCE]

Concludes that it's acceptable to use logic when emotions are not intense for a specific item, particularly by considering available space.
Reminds the audience that using emotions is an essential aspect of decluttering.
Urges listeners to embrace their emotions and their transformative power while decluttering.
Concludes the episode by highlighting that decluttering isn't about getting r

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007 - The PAVES System® - How to Declutter and take Action

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

12/08/23 • 19 min

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Introduction:

Brief recap of the Pave system and its importance.
Emphasis on the 'A' for Action.

Getting Started with Action:

Highlighting the necessity of moving from planning to action.
Encouragement to have selected a micro-category from Episode 6.

Tackling the Piles of Doom:

Practical steps for dealing with overwhelming clutter.
Zoning strategy: Placing items in appropriate rooms or areas.

Sorting Action Piles:

Exit Piles:
- Items needing action, such as fixing or checking.
- Organising methods, like using bags or boxes.
Giving to Someone You Know:
- Setting aside items for friends or acquaintances.
Charity and Recycling:
- Designating bags or boxes for charity and recycling.
- Highlighting the importance of separating items during disposal.
Rubbish Bag:
- Allocating a bag specifically for items to be discarded.
Selling Items:
- Caution on the stress of selling and the need for a clear plan.
- Advising a time limit and preparing Plan A and Plan B.
Items to Move to a Different Room:
- Ensuring items find their designated spaces in the home.
- Emphasising the value of small, consistent declutters.

Decision-Making Strategies:

Using emotion rather than logic initially.
The Konmari method modified for smaller, more manageable categories.
Comparing items against each other and making decisions based on adoration and space constraints.

The Ohio Method:

Encouraging the "Only Handle It Once" approach.
Closing eyes, reaching in, and making decisions on the spot to reduce decision fatigue.

Delayed Decisions and Sentimentality:

Discouraging delayed decision piles as a form of procrastination.
Advocating for sentimentality considerations and creating a designated space for sentimental items.

Finishing Strong:

Stressing the importance of completing the process.
Allocating time after decluttering sessions to move items to their final destinations.
Ensuring that listed items for sale are addressed promptly.

Conclusion and Preview:

A glimpse into upcoming episodes, focusing on countering reasons to keep items.
Encouragement to practice decision-making and share progress.

Stay tuned for the next episode, where we'll delve into the 'V' for Vision in the Pave system. Until then, happy decluttering!

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014 - Will decluttering make me happy?

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

01/26/24 • 19 min

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Summary

In this episode, the host explores the question of whether decluttering can make one happy. While acknowledging that decluttering is not a magic solution to all problems, the host shares personal experiences and insights on the positive impact of decluttering. The conversation covers various themes, including the transformational power of decluttering, shifting embarrassment and perfectionism, uncovering problems and taking action, easier home maintenance and improvement, increased self-esteem and freedom from judgment, gratitude and contentment, living in the present, removing shame and embracing authenticity, reduced stress on relationships, sense of achievement and decision-making, freedom from hiding and increased opportunities, more downtime and less isolation, a calmer and more relaxing environment, personal expression and less reliance on possessions, saying yes to experiences, feeling in control and organised, and how decluttering can support happiness and well-being.

Takeaways

Decluttering can have a transformational impact on various aspects of life, making it easier to deal with challenges and improving overall well-being.
While decluttering can bring positive changes, it is important to recognize that it is not a magic solution to all problems and that personal growth and self-acceptance are ongoing processes.
Decluttering can lead to increased self-esteem, freedom from judgment, and a sense of achievement.
A decluttered home can reduce stress on relationships, create a calmer environment, and provide more opportunities for experiences and personal expression.
Living in the present, practicing gratitude, and feeling in control are some of the ways decluttering can support happiness and well-being.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction: Will Decluttering Make Me Happy?

00:57
The Transformational Power of Decluttering

01:55
Shifting Embarrassment and Perfectionism

02:54
Uncovering Problems and Taking Action

04:18
Easier Home Maintenance and Improvement

05:15
Increased Self-Esteem and Freedom from Judgment

06:25
Gratitude and Contentment

07:52
Living in the Present

08:51
Removing Shame and Embracing Authenticity

09:49
Reduced Stress on Relationships

10:48
Sense of Achievement and Decision-Making

11:47
Freedom from Hiding and Increased Opportunities

12:47
More Downtime and Less Isolation

13:45
Calmer and More Relaxing Environment

14:43
Personal Expression and Less Reliance on Possessions

15:44
Feeling Less Beholden to Stuff

16:40
Saying Yes to Experiences

17:07
Feeling in Control and Organized

17:37
Supporting Happiness and Well-Being

18:06
Conclusion: A Balanced View on Decluttering and Happiness

030 - Stop saving things for best

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

05/17/24 • 12 min

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Introduction:
In this episode of "Decluttering Untangled," host Heather Tingle explores the common tendency to save things for special occasions and the impact it has on our lives and homes. Drawing from personal experiences and observations, Heather shares insights into why it's essential to break free from this habit and embrace using the special every day.

Key Points:

The "Saving for Best" Syndrome: Heather reflects on her own past habit of saving the best parts of food for last, only to miss out on enjoying them due to feeling too full. She parallels this with the common practice of saving items for special occasions, such as fine crockery and heirlooms, which often end up gathering dust and going unused.
The Burden of Perfectionism: Heather discusses the fear and perfectionism associated with preserving items for best, highlighting how this mindset can prevent us from experiencing joy in our everyday lives. She emphasises the importance of reframing these beliefs and recognising the fundamental purpose of the items we cherish.
Practical Examples: Using personal anecdotes, Heather illustrates the consequences of saving items for best, such as perfume spoiling over time and cherished possessions becoming damaged or ruined. She encourages listeners to reconsider their approach to using and enjoying the things they value.
Creating Meaningful Connections: Heather emphasises the significance of using cherished items regularly, rather than relegating them to storage. She shares memories of her grandparents and how witnessing their enjoyment of special possessions created lasting connections and meaningful experiences.
Embracing Self-Worth: Heather challenges listeners to confront feelings of unworthiness associated with using luxury items, advocating for self-care and self-expression through everyday indulgences. She encourages wearing special attire, using fine crockery, and enjoying luxury items without waiting for a special occasion.
The Freedom of Letting Go: Heather emphasises the liberation that comes from letting go of the need to preserve items for best, urging listeners to embrace the joy of using and appreciating their possessions every day. She shares personal anecdotes of broken items that brought less regret when they had been enjoyed regularly.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, Heather encourages listeners to break free from the "saving for best" mindset and embrace the luxury of everyday living. By reframing our relationship with cherished possessions and prioritising joy over perfectionism, we can create a more fulfilling and authentic life. Remember, be kind to yourself, you're not alone, and keep untangling.

056 - Celebrating one year of Decluttering Untangled - 28 decluttering tips

Decluttering Untangled with Heather Tingle : How to declutter when you're overwhelmed, ADHD or Autistic

11/15/24 • 35 min

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Summary

In this episode, Heather Tingle reflects on a year of decluttering insights, sharing 28 tips derived from past podcasts. The conversation covers various themes including impulse spending, the importance of decluttering before moving, managing social anxiety, decision fatigue, and effective packing strategies. Heather emphasizes the need to enjoy life and possessions, the distinction between hoarding and chronic disorganization, and the significance of creating a home that works for the individual. The episode concludes with motivation strategies for decluttering and making a home aesthetically pleasing while being functional.

Takeaways

Impulse spending often stems from emotional triggers.
Creating a gap between desire and purchase can reduce impulse buys.
Decluttering before moving saves time and money.
Social anxiety can be managed with practical strategies.
Books should be evaluated individually, not as a collection.
Finding space to declutter can be creative and unconventional.
Decision fatigue can be mitigated by preparing in advance.
Packing efficiently can enhance travel experiences.
Hoarding is a mental health issue, distinct from disorganization.
Children should be involved in deciding what artwork to keep.

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Chapters

00:00
Celebrating a Year of Decluttering Insights

06:05
The Importance of Decluttering Before Moving

11:53
The Challenge of Decluttering Books and Cards

18:08
Managing Decision Fatigue in Decluttering

24:07
Distinguishing Hoarding from Chronic Disorganization

30:06
Finding Motivation to Declutter

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