Tyler Moore

But I do feel like decluttering without negotiating first is a great place to start.

But I do feel like decluttering without negotiating first is a great place to start.

yeah absolutely not and you know most recently i did our like tech drawer which i feel like everybody is great at bringing new tech in but there's something about us that like holds on to all of those cords and chargers even when we've gotten multiple duplicates forever more and so Over the weekend, I was like, let me just set a timer for 15 minutes.

yeah absolutely not and you know most recently i did our like tech drawer which i feel like everybody is great at bringing new tech in but there's something about us that like holds on to all of those cords and chargers even when we've gotten multiple duplicates forever more and so Over the weekend, I was like, let me just set a timer for 15 minutes.

yeah absolutely not and you know most recently i did our like tech drawer which i feel like everybody is great at bringing new tech in but there's something about us that like holds on to all of those cords and chargers even when we've gotten multiple duplicates forever more and so Over the weekend, I was like, let me just set a timer for 15 minutes.

Let me pull all these chords out and actually see, can I sort these and get these reorganized into a way that's actually usable for our family? And it was amazing to see, one, the volume of chords that we had, but two, to be able to name, which of the chords did I actually like? What was the optimal length? Which ones were sort of broken at the end? And

Let me pull all these chords out and actually see, can I sort these and get these reorganized into a way that's actually usable for our family? And it was amazing to see, one, the volume of chords that we had, but two, to be able to name, which of the chords did I actually like? What was the optimal length? Which ones were sort of broken at the end? And

Let me pull all these chords out and actually see, can I sort these and get these reorganized into a way that's actually usable for our family? And it was amazing to see, one, the volume of chords that we had, but two, to be able to name, which of the chords did I actually like? What was the optimal length? Which ones were sort of broken at the end? And

It really reminded me of the power of that like 15 to 20 minute declutter with a very narrow category that then has so many positive impacts on your life, like when your device needs to be charged that you know exactly where to go for like the type A or the type C charger in a place that's like neat and tidy and organized.

It really reminded me of the power of that like 15 to 20 minute declutter with a very narrow category that then has so many positive impacts on your life, like when your device needs to be charged that you know exactly where to go for like the type A or the type C charger in a place that's like neat and tidy and organized.

It really reminded me of the power of that like 15 to 20 minute declutter with a very narrow category that then has so many positive impacts on your life, like when your device needs to be charged that you know exactly where to go for like the type A or the type C charger in a place that's like neat and tidy and organized.

Yeah, and I don't know what it is. I feel like sometimes there's this doomsday scenario almost that we're all planning for. We sort of have lived through doomsday scenarios, which is still coming out of the pandemic of 2020. But whether it's toilet paper or coffee mugs or tech courts, it's like, why do we need the volume that we do? Is it so that if we happen to have

Yeah, and I don't know what it is. I feel like sometimes there's this doomsday scenario almost that we're all planning for. We sort of have lived through doomsday scenarios, which is still coming out of the pandemic of 2020. But whether it's toilet paper or coffee mugs or tech courts, it's like, why do we need the volume that we do? Is it so that if we happen to have

Yeah, and I don't know what it is. I feel like sometimes there's this doomsday scenario almost that we're all planning for. We sort of have lived through doomsday scenarios, which is still coming out of the pandemic of 2020. But whether it's toilet paper or coffee mugs or tech courts, it's like, why do we need the volume that we do? Is it so that if we happen to have

30 friends who come over and all of their cell phones are like dead and they're expecting like important, like life altering calls that they all need to be charging their phones at the same time. Like when you start to use a little bit of humor and ask yourself like, Am I planning for a doomsday scenario right now?

30 friends who come over and all of their cell phones are like dead and they're expecting like important, like life altering calls that they all need to be charging their phones at the same time. Like when you start to use a little bit of humor and ask yourself like, Am I planning for a doomsday scenario right now?

30 friends who come over and all of their cell phones are like dead and they're expecting like important, like life altering calls that they all need to be charging their phones at the same time. Like when you start to use a little bit of humor and ask yourself like, Am I planning for a doomsday scenario right now?

That can sort of help you guide to what is that like just enough number or what is that just right number of the number of cords that you need that make you feel comfortable so that when you open up that drawer, you can actually find what you need as opposed to being frustrated that you can't find something.

That can sort of help you guide to what is that like just enough number or what is that just right number of the number of cords that you need that make you feel comfortable so that when you open up that drawer, you can actually find what you need as opposed to being frustrated that you can't find something.

That can sort of help you guide to what is that like just enough number or what is that just right number of the number of cords that you need that make you feel comfortable so that when you open up that drawer, you can actually find what you need as opposed to being frustrated that you can't find something.