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FAQ: What if the Place Where I Would Look For It First is Full?

September 23, 2024 By Dana White | 2 Comments

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What if the Place Where I Would Look For It First is Full?

I often get asked this question: What do I do if the place where I would look for an item first is full? What if I take it there now, and that place where I take it is stuffed?  These questions have been answered in many places throughout the blog, podcast and videos I’ve made over the years. The links below will help!

Blog Posts

The simple answer is, “When you take something to the first place where you’d look for it and there isn’t room. You make room by removing something easy. These blog posts give real life examples of how I have done this, and you can too!

How NOT to get Distracted from a Decluttering Project by Other Decluttering Projects 

The One In One Out Rule the Used to Boggle My Mind

 

Podcast Episodes:

183: Decluttering the Whole Messy House Podcast

358: Applying the Decluttering Process to Any Situation, Eve the Ones that Seem Too Different

 

Video:

Troubleshooting the No Mess Decluttering Process: What if the Place Where I’d Look First is a MESS?

Live Q&A Videos:

You’ll find the question answered at timestamps listed next to the video link.

Decluttering and Home Routines: Q&A (at 36:31)

and THIS Live QA (timestamp 23:16)

and THIS ONE (timestamp 48:45)

From My Audiobook Series:

Tortoise and Hare Decluttering: The Whats, Whys, and Hows of Every Angle of Decluttering is a short audio book (available on Amazon) which dives into common decluttering struggles such as:

  • resisting my “Take It There Now” strategy
  • having a “project mentality” when it comes to decluttering
  • creating more clutter while decluttering

 

Additional Resources:

5 Step No Mess Decluttering Video Course

 

Read Newer Post 425: Helping Others Declutter While Being Respectful to Them
Read Older Post 424: Q&A: Considering Others When Decluttering (and More)

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424: Q&A: Considering Others When Decluttering (and More)

September 19, 2024 By Dana White | 1 Comment

0shares 0 0 0 I’m answering your decluttering questions in today’s podcast. * My husband has a neurodegenerative disease that will take him from us far too soon. I am his caregiver and the demands of that role will become more and more of my focus over the next few years. My question is, how […]

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Decluttering Problem Solved with Container Concept!

September 13, 2024 By Dana White | Leave a Comment

1share 0 0 1 From Dana: I love this story from one of you! It’s amazing how simple The Container Concept makes decluttering.  Dear Dana, After my decades-long battle with clutter, you found the magic key that changed my life. Being the daughter, spouse, sibling, mother, and friend of people who couldn’t contain their clutter, […]

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423: No Regret Decluttering – The Power of Closure

September 12, 2024 By Dana White | Leave a Comment

0shares 0 0 0 Life is hard enough and “closure” isn’t always possible in difficult situations. Decluttering doesn’t have to be that way. It is absolutely possible to have closure with your stuff when you use the No Mess Decluttering Process. 285: My 5 Step Decluttering Process Podcast My books Want to be a patron […]

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422: The Reality of No Dish Piles

September 5, 2024 By Dana White | Leave a Comment

0shares 0 0 0 I’m so excited to be back after my summer break! In this episode, I’ll go deep into what I learned by focusing hard on keeping dishes done (as opposed to just doing the dishes) and how to prevent dish piles from happening! My books Want to be a patron of the […]

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421: How to Get Motivated

May 30, 2024 By Dana White | Leave a Comment

2shares 0 2 0 Getting motivated to declutter (or just to get started on your house at all) can be really difficult! In today’s episode, I’m sharing my best tips for getting motivated to start making real progress in your home. My books Want to be a patron of the show? Find out how at […]

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420: Rapid Q & A

May 23, 2024 By Dana White | Leave a Comment

0shares 0 0 0 I’m answering questions that you asked over on Instagram. I’m covering things like decluttering burnout, finding the right donation place, worrying about decluttering when money is tight, and many more! My books Want to be a patron of the show? Find out how at Patreon.  Want to find a decluttering coach?? […]

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419: How to Help Other People Declutter

May 16, 2024 By Dana White | Leave a Comment

3shares 0 1 2 It’s how to help other people, right? Summer’s coming, so it’s possible you’ll have the “opportunity” to help other people declutter! Today, I’m sharing my best mindset shifts and strategies to make these situations go smoothly AND to produce great decluttering results. My books Want to be a patron of the […]

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418: Infinity Brain and Decluttering to Allow for All the Interests

May 9, 2024 By Dana White | 2 Comments

2shares 0 2 0 In this episode, we discuss: Decluttering to have a working space for art. Finding common “look for it here first” spaces with other adults in the home. Keeping up with outdoor and seasonal stuff. My books Want to be a patron of the show? Find out how at Patreon.  Want to […]

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