Amy Revell

I remember when we used to be back into whatever that hobby is that you did, you've probably kicked over into excess.

The other area of excess that I see a lot is paper clutter and effectively just rubbish in the home, broken toys, cardboard boxes, rubbish in bedrooms.

And you may think I don't have that much rubbish in my house, but if I gave you a garbage bag and said, if you can fill this with rubbish, I'll give you $100, I reckon you could do it.

So grab that garbage bag.

I'm afraid I'm not going to VMO you all $100.

However, it is a great way to see if it was on the line and I had to fill this garbage bag, could I?

That's complete excess.

That other excess is that paperwork.

Like you've just got so much paperwork in your house.

It is not making your life better.

How can you really reduce that level of paperwork?

I've got a paperwork course if you are stuck and you don't know what paperwork to keep or how to keep it or how to make decisions what kind of system is sustainable my paperwork course is a really great resource it's only $97 Australian and so I'm going to put a link to that in the show notes.

Jump on, grab that, you get lifetime access and it takes you through every single piece of paper in your entire home and helps you decide what to do with it.

Whether you are running a really simple home and it's maybe just you and you're renting and so you don't have a lot of paperwork, it works for you.

It works if you've got a busy household with disabilities, with financial complexities.

It works for you.

If you're running a massive business, it also works for you.

And so that could be a little resource to help you go, I can see there's some needs in my paperwork, like maybe my birth certificate, maybe when I purchase my car, some house documents.

What have I got that's need?

Maybe you've got some birthday cards that fit into need.