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My name is Jen and I absolutely love helping people find more time and more space in their life. I believe it gives each of us a little more peace.

By doing so, we're able to bring more good into the world. I am an adventurer, wife, mom, and love to free up time and space for others. I've always loved the thrill of making a space go from disaster to calm. I love hearing clients say they can now breath a sigh of relief when they enter a room or find that stapler they always have to rummage around for. Life is hard enough, our time and our spac

e, doesn't have to add to the pile. Decluttering Services: I work alongside you to declutter a space of your choosing for 3-4 hours. We will discuss all the obstacles that come up for each and every one of us and work through them together. I'll provide you with tools to continue the work at your own pace. Time Management Services: I love a good to-do list! If you have too many projects and task lists on your mind, I work with you on finding a way to record each one. I use the GTD (Getting Things Done) method. I can work with you to determine which digital or (my favorite) paper tools are a good fit for your season and personality.

11/18/2025

Another decluttering presentation complete thanks to Mundy Township Community Center and my dad, who made sure the PowerPoint was working and got me where I needed to be with a keys dilemma. I absolutely love talking about decluttering! 🥰

11/11/2025

I'm excited to announce that I'm officially certified as a decluttering professional!

11/06/2025

Visual Clutter -

You can put larger items in the front to hide the visual clutter that lies behind it. 🎉 Your eyes need less coming its way moment after moment and this is one of the easiest fixes!

10/28/2025

Today we worked on kitchen counters! Do you find your flat surfaces turning into a catch all?

It happens to all of us at some point or another. When we get these spaces clearer it creates a more peaceful place because our mind NEEDS some blank space, literal visual “rest”. Three things that can help get a clearer space are:

1. Create a home for these items if they are still of use. Our things can often be homeless. My first question is , “Where do I use this the most?” I will find a way to give it a home in that particular zone.

2. Declutter blindness can set in because we just get used to seeing it all there, so pretend like you are walking in a space as a stranger (a new set of eyes). It will surprise you what your eye will pick up!

3. Take 5 minutes on a very small portion of your home and make decisions only there. Decluttering can be overwhelming, but 5 minutes can truly make a difference. 🤩

10/24/2025

Fridge Session 🥶

1️⃣ Expired goes

2️⃣ Put items where you use them if you’re able. If they end up on the fridge, it may end up going unused. Cue out of sight out of mind 🫣

3️⃣ “Silence” the art and photos and magnets by taking them all off. Only put back a few so that you can really see them and enjoy them. It’s ok to cycle through art throughout the year if you want to make sure you get a chance to admire them!

#3 may be my favorite tip because making everything special ends up making nothing special. We can elevate things by letting them be few. This fridge still has treasures on it, but they’re in a spot she can see when she sits at her dining room table, exactly where she’ll see and enjoy them most. 😄

10/23/2025

I LOVE hearing a client say words like light and free!

Today was a win in so many ways:

1. She was willing to let go of expired food
2. She was willing to let go of receipts that were no longer needed
3. She said yes to putting things where they would be of use
4. She said yes to keeping her floor free and clear for safe maneuvering every day

She was a blast to work with and I can’t wait to continue with the rest of her beautiful home!

10/15/2025

I am blown away by my client today! She worked like a BOSS before I had even arrived creating categories of all of her clothes by type. It made it so much easier to get to the harder part of decision making. I was impressed by her ability to hone in on her style and know what she didn’t like, 2 things that can be so so hard to decipher.

1. Go by category
2. Determine the space available for your clothes
3. If you’re able, purchase slim velvet hangers to provide you more space
4. Lean into systems that work for you. She is a visual person like I am, so she already had a fantastic system of visual bins
5. Know that you are decluttering for you AND for the people blessed to receive the clothes you chose to say no to.
6. Give yourself rest after big declutters…the decision fatigue is REAL!

10/08/2025

Another 2 loads gone from this decluttering session! Extra thanks to my Dad for jumping in. 🎉

1. Divide the items in the car based on where they’re being dropped off. This way you don’t have to unload everything just to put it all back in.
2. Do bigger jobs like this on the day that you know stores are taking donations. I take items to Habitat for Humanity, Humane Society, Crossover, and local consignment shops.
3. For consignment especially, research when they take specific items. Holiday items including general glassware is usually not accepted until November 1st. I put it right on my calendar to ensure I remember when to send these items to consignment.

10/02/2025

Vendor day at the Mundy Township Senior Center - I had a great time with the crew in their beautiful new space!

08/08/2025

Today was a team effort! Nat was absolutely phenomenal at choosing what she wanted to say yes to. We focused on making her garage a functional space with room for the creative outlets that she is so talented at. This meant my husband and a friend of ours joined in to help install hooks so that her tools didn't take up precious space on the floor.

Decluttering isn't just about what you are letting go. It is about the YES! It's about what you feel deserves to stay in your space. Ultimately, it's saying yes to the person you are and the person you want to be. And I love being a part of it!

08/05/2025

Today’s before and after!

Here’s a quick play by play if you’d like a shed refresh:

1. Gather friends or family. We had 4 of us total working on this and it made the process so much quicker!
2. Take items out of the shed and create zones in the yard. We had tools, seasonal, sports, camping, antiques, etc.
3. Create piles for items that aren’t staying. We had a donation pile, scrap for metal pile, and trash pile.
4. Do this work the day before or on recycling and trash day. We did the morning of and were so lucky to be able to have the piles gone day of.
5. Only put back in the shed what is staying.
6. Create zones for those items, keeping what is used often easily accessible.
7. Take items to donation right away!

Overall, prepare to bless others with items you no longer need to make time and space for what you already have and can enjoy even more than you do now. So psyched for this fam to have a refreshed space!

07/17/2025

The 2 day rule is a concept created by Matt D’Avella. When it comes to creating routines whether it’s a fitness routine or decluttering for 5 minutes a day, the goal can feel pretty daunting. Instead of expecting perfection, know that you may end up missing a day. The rule he created for himself was to commit to never missing 2 in a row. It has been a huge help to me as I create my own goals. What’s your never skip 2 days goal?

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