Weekend Wisdom: By creating some protected time for yourself, you can better engage with your community when it’s time. We need both time for ourselves and time to be connected with others.
Join me on Thursday to declutter anything and everything at a special Anything Goes Declutter Hour. Pick any area of clutter you want. People on the call will be working on paper clutter, digital clutter, closet clutter and more. I can’t wait to inspire you with my decluttering stories and tips, plus I’ll answer all of your questions.
Making Declutter Hours available for everyone has been a great addition to 2026. It’s been lovely to get to know you better and to support your simplicity efforts. I hope to see you on Thursday. If you can’t make the live Zoom call, a replay will be available for you to enjoy anytime. Join here!
Ok … onto the favorites
Learn more and sign up here for the next Declutter Hour.
5 relatable things keeping your house cluttered.
I’m so glad I decided to participate in this conversation. So fun!
This playlist will give you lovely patio vibes.
You can’t argue your way out of a limiting belief.
This audiobook is as lovely as I thought it would be.
When you don’t know what to do, you’ll find power in this.
50 ways to leave your clutter.
So many great rom-coms on this list!
6 hobbies that naturally boost dopamine and your mood.
If your phone is a literal pain in your neck, try these exercises.
Habits for a baseline of happiness.
I’m ready to enjoy a French Sunday.
Why and how to make invisible labor visible in relationships.
For a clutter-free home, resist buying these 8 things.
Solvitur Ambulando. (IG)
Embrace a slow week with these 5 nature prompts.
New research on clutter that may change the way you see your space.
Curious about the difference between simplicity and minimalism? Here’s what I think.
Yum.
I hope you enjoy these Weekend Favorites, see if the new clutter research inspires you to declutter and write and mail a love letter or thank you note.
xo,
Courtney
