The Clutter Consultant

06/16/2026

There was something about last night.

A full room. Invitation only.

Powerful women sharing power.
Supporting each other.

And being in front of that room was powerful. They laughed, giggled, raised their hands in agreement and community. They shed tears and let emotions flow.

Holding space for that is sacred.

Clutter is a topic that brings guilt, shame, embarrassment and frustration. It holds….no it LOCKS us in place. Prevents forward momentum or holds us back at the very least.

Want to make some forward movement?

Remove one thing today. That’s it. One thing. (It’s how it came in most likely)

And want more support? Consider using What Your Looking for is Buried Under Your Clutter on Amazon.

https://tinyurl.com/clutterjournal

Want something deeper? Message me. Let’s explore your best options.

You can be happy. You can move towards what you want. It starts at home.

06/13/2026

This was shared with me on my personal page by a friend. It touches another conversation from earlier this week.

The friend has kids who are young teens and this is a a season, a layer, and she’s waist deep in it.

This is when the adult version of your child is emerging. You see the young child who needed you, who you snuggled with, who came crying to you start to “grow up” and not need you as much. There’s more independence. There are a group of friends who also get a lot of the time that your child used to spent with you.

Seeing the shift can be uncomfortable sometimes and holding onto a sweatshirt that reminds you of days that you felt needed and were the mom that was their most important person-well that’s okay. Hold onto it for now.

If it makes you feel better.

The key is to revisit the things along the way.

You grow too and having some mementos along the journey is a good thing-as long as the collection isn’t taking away from daily life.

So keep the sweatshirt for now.

Then, honor the layer and choose what goes with you to the next part.

Keep editing. That’s the honoring part.

And mommas, you’re doing amazing. It’s hard. It’s 24/7 and NEVER stops.
You are seen. You are doing your best and that’s all you can do. Huge hugs.

06/11/2026

Giving a TEDx talk in March was inspiration magnified.

Knowing the audience was connected with in a few lines into the talk when the chuckles rolled in as my jokes landed….

Having a stranger come up after and tell her she “felt seen” after.

Helping someone realize that clutter isn’t shame, it’s background noise distracting from your life.

These moments rocked deeper than expected.

Having this support already in the works was such a relief.

If you are struggling with clutter and are looking to start digging in with some guidance and accountability, this might be a great option.

It’s definitely going to be recommended for all my clients moving forward (and as soon as I can get a box full from Amazon)

Want your own copy?
https://tinyurl.com/clutterjournal

Start letting go-it’s more than you think and under your clutter-buried.

06/08/2026

Putting yourself first is like a part of self care.
Maybe the biggest part of it.

We spend 1/3 of our lives sleeping. Most of the time we sleep in our own homes.

Part of the remaining 2/3 is spend eating, cleaning, LIVING in our homes.

Do you avoid being at home?

Are you embarrassed to have guests?

As a child, my mom was REALLY good at creating piles. We didn’t have a hoarder house, just lots of piles and flat surfaces? Those had collections.
My mom was a knitter, crochet enthusiast and sewer.

And we had yarn, patterns, bags of fabric, sewing baskets and partially finished projects EVERYWHERE.

I was embarrassed to have friends over as I got older.

That embarrassment? I know it firsthand.

I also saw the result of making order of the clutter.

My mom struggled with depression and it seemed to lift as I created order.
She engaged more, she smiled and she was more “mom”.

We deserve a place to relax in and we can have it. Start making yourself first in your home and watch the ripple spread to work, friends and so much more.

05/26/2026

Taking the clutter conversations I have with clients on the road.
June 15th at 5:30 at Culinary Dropout.

There will be snax (of course) and great networking.

Get your fall off to a great start with the networking you do today.
And bonus-I’ll be dropping great nuggets to add to your summer to make room for the freedom you’re craving.

Get your tickets now.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-ripple-effect-connection-clarity-community-an-evening-of-growth-tickets-1990096254469

Grow through authentic connection, The Power of One discussion | Authors Cory Wall & Jessica Wade, & TEDx speaker & author Lianne Hofer.

05/26/2026

Celebrating 10 years today! 🥳
Because we all need to celebrate the milestones and moments. Remember being a kid and getting excited for the small stuff…..it matters!

This was a large house in a high end neighborhood in South Charlotte Metro area. It was HUGE and FULL.

There was so much to shift/move/sort. And many fun things to find too.
Who doesn’t want a stuffed fish to hang in the wall?? (We have seen many of these)

One client had a deer head mounted and the team was in a funny mood, they put the head on the bed and pulled a blanket up so it could sleep. (My team and I believe in having some fun-client roared with laughter-know your audience as well)

What animals have you seen stuffed in a home?

Comment below 👇🏼

05/21/2026

We spend so
Much time in “the heart of the home” otherwise known as the kitchen.

When it’s cluttered and preparing food becomes a challenge and hard, eating well becomes a challenge and hard. Which spirals into all
Other areas of life.

This week, I had the honor to help a sweet woman reclaim her kitchen.
We opened boxes of things she’s had in storage for years.
We pulled 4 boxes for donations, small
Appliances to sell and two huge bags of trash.

She was twirling in the space and grinning ear to ear like we just gave her an icecream cone when it was completed.

That’s the happiness we leave behind.

The next day? She offered to make us sandwiches in her newly found space!

Now THATS a
Compliment I’ll take💖🥳

Guess how many sets of dishes she had? (How many full and partial sets?)
I’ll have a prize for the right guess)

05/01/2026

What do geese (this goose actually) have to do with clutter?

More than you’d think.

This goose has a nest. She must because she’s sitting on it every time I walk by, which is almost daily.

She’s filled her nest with feathers, grass, leaves, Pineneedles, all the things that make a goose nest comfortable to welcome little baby gosling’s.
It’s filled with things to make it comfortable for mama to sit on this nest more than she doesn’t sit on it.

Homes are similar. We fill them with the things we need.

We fill them with beds, scented soaps to clean, dishes to eat on, sofas to sit on and rugs to make the floor comfortable for her feet.

With this mother goose has not done… Is fill it with trees, blankets, litter that’s blown around the neighborhood.

She keeps this nest streamlined to support what’s going on in her life right now.

So many times our house was set up to support us in a time long gone. The time that we’ve lived and moved away from.

Does your house currently support the life that you’re living? Or is it an example of your history?

Awareness is where change happens. It’s where clarity enters. And when you’re aware, if you want to make change you can.

Ask yourself: Does this space support my life right now?

You will find the clarity you need. It’s under the clutter!

04/30/2026

Letting go of the physical is:

Powerful
Scary
Uncomfortable
Liberating

And leads to:

Space
Focus
Better relationships
Increased energy
Less housework

Ready to improve many aspects of life and not sure where to start?
Try a drawer, a shelf or just a few mini and fill a bag for trash or donations.

You will feel better and see subtle changes to start and then they build with momentum.

I believe in you.

You can do it.