Amy Revell

If you're in Melbourne, Australia, we would love to help you in person.

I do virtual sessions all over the world, but reaching out to someone and saying, I actually need a little bit of help because there's so many malignant areas that I just don't know where to start.

And so it might be finding storage solutions for things that might be doing a deep declutter and letting go of things that you just don't need anymore.

All of these things are really important.

So we've talked about reversing it and we've talked about the hope that there is.

And so the takeaway today, really, I think the important thing is to recognize if you do or don't have malignant clutter in your home.

Now, if you don't, breathe a sigh of relief and think, okay, when things get messy, when things get untidy,

This is benign.

It's fine.

I know how to pack it up.

I don't know how to tidy.

And that's where I want all of you to be.

I want even those of you who feel overwhelmed and like, oh, my goodness, it is impacting on all areas.

I want you to be at the place where you live in your home, you enjoy it, you walk in, you feel refreshed, you feel like you've got this sense of belonging, sense of home.

I think all of that is really important.

But malignant clutter will 100% hold you back from experiencing all those things.

So please walk around, have that sense of reflection for yourself.

Where is my clutter?

Is it malignant?

And if it is, what steps are you going to take in order to manage it?