Amy Revell

I'm your host, Amy Revell.

It is awesome to be back with you this week and just continuing this conversation that we've been having for years now about how to declutter and organize your home.

And I want you to experience that freedom.

Now, for some of you, you experience that freedom after 50 episodes and some of you are brand new and you're just starting to get a hold of it now.

So I'm just going to keep turning up and sharing this stuff with you because it's made a huge difference in my life and I want it to make a difference in yours.

We're in clients' homes every single day of the week.

And so we see, my team are out there and we see the transformation that happens when people relinquish the control that stuff has.

And so today I want to talk to you about a little book called The Complete Idiot's Guide to Organizing Your Stuff by Georgene Lockwood.

Now, some of you may have read this book, but within it are the 10 laws of stuff.

And I want to just quickly go through the 10, but I want to pick out a couple that I want to deep dive with you today.

I think they're relevant.

I think they're helpful.

And sometimes just having another person's insight and view into our world of stuff is really helpful.

So let me read to you these 10 different laws of stuff.

The first one is the more you have, the more you need.

All right, we're going to deep dive into that one.

Number two, useless stuff crowds out the good stuff.

And I think that is really relevant for calendars and our thinking and our processing as well as our homes.

Number three is dirt and bugs love stuff.

I mean, amen.