Amy Revell

You don't need to like rush out and deal with it immediately.

But when you've got malignant clutter, that is an instance where it's really important to get some support.

make some changes so that it doesn't take over.

So I've got a few notes that I want to go through.

And the idea is malignant clutter doesn't just kind of sit in the background, doesn't just mind its own business, but it invades your home, your peace, your mindset, your thinking, your relationships.

It invades all these spaces.

And so it goes from just being stuff to actually like overtaking areas that it was never invited into.

So the concept is benign clutter.

It's stuff that is temporary.

It might even be contained.

It's part of everyday life.

So as an example, I had a little bit of benign clutter this morning.

So I had a cameraman come and he did lighting and sound and camera.

He does all the things.

He was amazing.

Good job, Paul.

And what there was in my house was a little bit of benign clutter because I had some props.

So I had gone around and got some different things so that I could use them as part of the conversation I was having with the hosts.

And in order to tidy our house, some things, simple things like things you would always have in your home, like a dish rack and a sponge and things like that, I wanted to remove off the sink so it was a clear surface.

And so they went into the laundry.