The Decluttered Home Podcast

In today's episode I talk with my dear friend Emma from a Simple Living Journey Blog. We chat about the start of her journey to simple living, which was none other than a flash flood that went through their home in the country. We do come to a bit of an abrupt ending as baby Elsie had had enough of our conversation.

On today's podcast I am talking with Mel Lamborn, founder of our local Buy Nothing Group here in Gawler.

The Buy Nothing Group started just over 7 years ago in Washington and has grown globally to include 30 countries.

The Buy Nothing Group includes hyper local groups that encourage giving away items no longer required, asking for something you need, asking for and offering help.

In today's podcast I am talking about decluttering your kitchen. I am sure we are all familiar with that sinking feeling of walking into a messy kitchen in the morning when you are half asleep. Tune in and we'll take a look at a few problem areas in the kitchen.

On today's podcast I am talking about some of the reasons we have clutter. We live in a time where goods have never been so cheap and disposable. We are convinced by clever marketing strategies that we need more and more to become happier people. I disagree wholeheartedly. Because the more we have the less we become.

On today's podcast I share part 2 of my conversation with Shari from Shari’s Gym.

This conversation is raw, real and honest.

And I share these stories to give hope to people who are struggling at the moment.

I want you to see that you can turn a hard life experience into a positive one by helping other people.

 

In today's podcast episode I am talking with Shari from Shari's Gym. We talk about the struggles throughout her early days of motherhood. Shari's journey took a downward dive, almost to the point of no return, yet to her credit, she has climbed back up to become stronger all round. Join us on a walk through this incredible journey. 

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Today on the podcast I am talking about visual clutter and how you can start to eliminate it.

Visual clutter is made up of excess items, items that don’t have a home or items that have not been dealt with.

For some people the visual clutter causes internal chaos because our eyes have nowhere to rest and our eyes just go from one pile to another which we then internalise creating a feeling of unrest.

 

 

On today’s podcast I am talking with Ali Sugars from The Purple Warriors Podcast.

We are talking about Ali’s experience with emotional domestic violence, how she knew when it was time to get out and about her recovery.

If you are in a DV relationship or know someone who is contact 1800 RESPECT - 1800 737 732 for advice.

In today's episode I talk with my good friend Tanya about raising a child with additional/special needs.

Tanya's son has Type 1 Diabetes and my son has a Duplication of Chromosome 15 and Epilepsy.

We talk about resilience, adapting to change, the importance of being organised and the most important topic of self care.

We've all experienced the hurt and betrayal from something someone has said or done to us. In today's episode I chat with Rev. Josh Scheerer about decluttering our minds from those memories that keep reoccurring, infecting our mind and our heart.