This series of the podcast is highlighting the stories of REAL moms like you who have joined the Motherhood Simplified community and decluttered their homes.

Their stories are all so unique - but so relatable and the reminder you need that you are NOT the only one who is trying to do this or the only one who feels like they have roadblock after roadblock and excuse piled on top of excuse.

These moms deserve to be recognized not only for the hard work they have put in and the transformations they have experienced but also their desire and commitment to sharing their story to help moms like YOU do it, too.

IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT
... Aimee shares how she approached her clutter in a different way than most, she started with the internal decluttering FIRST, and getting really clear on how she wanted her life and home to be and then shifting the stuff around her to match that

... how she has found the confidence to live in a way that not everyone understands and let go of the expectations that society and others in her life put on her

... how she managed to do all of this after having a new baby, extended family living in her home and integrating back into working mom life as a nurse

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO SUPPLEMENT THIS EPISODE

Enroll in Decluttering Simplified here

Enroll in Clear Your Clutter here (its free!)

Enroll in Motherhood Simplified

Enroll in Toy Decluttering 101 here

Enroll in Clothes Decluttering 101 here

Mentioned in this episode:

How to have a home that is peaceful, inspires creativity and is easy to clean up even if you have little time, energy or day to day support.

https://motherhoodsimplified.com/free-training This brand new free training covers: -How to set an example for your kids by decluttering, and set them up for success as adults who know how to care for their things. -How to declutter without feeling guilty about the waste, or continuing to contribute to the landfill and radically transform your spending and consumption habits. -Make your home a place your kids can feel that their mom cared for them deeply in the days of their childhood