That is why you declutter by category- gather everything together, like with like, (all the umbrellas, all the pens, counter appliances) and then choose what to KEEP, and then get rid of the rest - YOU MAKE ONE DECISION . For example if you would have gathered together all the house repair stuff together, you can see the totality of ALL THE HOUSE REPAIR STUFF, not just that jar. Also, I gather the categories based on their destination: school donation, then gather all the "school" categories of stuff. ONE DONATION DROP OFF. 😀

I'm still dreaming of the garage that only has my suitcase, one box of decor, my off-season tires, my skis and my car in it. Maybe this will happen one day.

When I saw that green glass bud vase it made me smile because I remember we had a blue one of those when I was growing up and I always loved it. Now that you've decided to keep it please make sure you use it. Put it somewhere sunny so the glass will look it's prettiest. Ah, nostalgia is a terrible thing for decluttering. :)

My mother is a hoarder and has about 3 sheds 1 caravan and a small house chocker block with items like yours, plus piles of books and magazines. I know the time will come when it will be down to me to sort it out and I dread dread it so much, she isn't going to get to it in her life time. When the time comes I know where the photos are, I'll get them and paintings my dad painted and the rest will go straight away. None of it will ruin my life, not having it. Can't anyway, I live in a different country 😅 Main motivation for minimalism = not burdening my kids 💗

If everything could go in a landfill, we wouldn't have as much decision fatigue. But because we care about the earth and its inhabitants, we put ourselves through paralysis. It's so harrrrd! Thanks for sticking with it.

This really struck a chord with me. I have absolutely cut down on my decision-making without realizing I was doing it. My closet has the same type of dress and leggings in different colors which is my daily uniform. My shoes all look exactly the same in different colors. I eat the same foods 90% of the time. It helps my brain free up some space for all the other decisions. And honestly makes life so much easier for me. I haven't always been this way but as I get older I'm finding it easier to not spend time making decisions that don't matter (to me). I love watching you and hearing your wisdom!

It really is stressful to see something just cleared out get cluttered again even when you're avoiding "collecting" more clutter. But this is a constant thing, it gets easier and you find yourself having to get rid of less and less, but it never really ends.

I use my "weaker" brain power at the end of the day to put out clothes for the next day, choose my breakfast...even put the cat's wet food pouch on the counter (he has a variety of flavors that I alternate). It saves me time and frustration in the morning. I've been decluttering since taking down Christmas decorations in January and I experienced decision fatigue with my fall/winter clothes. I'm going to tackle them tomorrow morning (soooo many grey sweaters!). Today's the day I finish the last couple of bins in my storage room. Good luck to you! I love watching your journey. 🌻

You are experiencing a very common phase of decluttering. I wrote a blog on Timeline Sabotage, basically the crux of it is that many of us put deadlines and pressure on ourselves instead of just keep on keepin' on. Whatever you do consistently is eminently better than doing nothing and better than where you were 6 months back so don't lose steam now! You are real life, you are doing great, you are not giving up. More power to you!

Thank you for being so open and honest about this stuff! This crap is hard and can be exhausting.

Decision making has always been my nemesis. Something that I have found that helps this is to actively try to replace the easiest decisions with habits. It is hard to start new habits and stop old ones but it is worth it. Bed making is a good example. I don't have to decide to make the bed or not because making it has become a mindless habit. I was a terrible egg carton hoarder. I always intended to use them to start seedlings but of course I never did. I had to replace the mental "now what can I use this for?" with the mental statement "I don't keep egg cartons". I could throw things away all day long but if I don't change my habits I just have to keep making those horrible, endless decisions. I really empathize with the concern about what could happen to my donated stuff and will it really help anyone. I still am working on that one, but the thought habit I am trying to adopt is to relinquish all right and responsibility for that object once it is out the door. I'll look around to see if anyone I know needs the item first and if no one does then it becomes the donation center's and it is theirs to do with what they will. If I hold onto the worry about what they do with it then I really haven't gotten rid of it.

I'm a hoarder because I have big trouble letting go. My things have been with me for so long, it's like getting rid of part of the family. I am ashamed of myself. I am a grown woman. It takes me needing to have a great deal of courage to move forward. Is anyone else like me? LOVE this channel! Thank you, Rachel!

I've never commented on videos but I'm really early so I just wanted to say I love you're videos and they've motivated me so much into trashing a lot of my stuff! The way you've explained decluttering like how you still like some of your stuff but you never use them helped me put everything in perspective and helped reducing my excuse of "what if I need this later" to avoid getting rid of stuff.

Your channel is so important to me. So many of the minimalism channels I watch, the people have already gotten down to white walls with bare furniture and empty bookshelves. Thank you fo r sharing things that I wouldn't even see on other channels.

I can easily understand how paralyzing it can be to get rid of tons of stuff. You are doing great. Just keep chipping away at the stuff bit by bit. You can do thus and you are doing it. I appreciate the honesty you put into these minimalist videos. Many can relate and you will inspire many too. Good job!

I'm your biggest cheerleader!!! Go! Go! Go!!!!

My problem is that I've gotten rid of the "easy" stuff. Now I'm down to the stuff I really want to keep but don't have room for. Like my sewing machine and fabric stash.

Listening to your process for the patching compound (and your discussion of what the place would do with iron) made me think "One of her problems is that she needs a hierarchy". When I'm putting something out for recycling that I'm not sure they'll take (or donating something I'm not sure a place will use), I take a deep breath and tell myself that once I've purged it in this way it doesn't really matter to me what they do with it. It is then no longer my problem. "Oh hey, my friend isn't going to use the shampoo I gave her cause it was cluttering up my space? Then SHE can toss it. Use it or toss it, either way, it's not in my house any more." Also, the patching compound: 1) is it any good? yes - decide if you need it / want it no- toss it, problem solved. 2) do I need it / want it? yes - put it where it goes. if there's more there already that you're not going to use it, choose the best one and keep it. Toss the rest. Arranging your hierarchy properly might help with your decision limit.

I 've been waiting for your new video for the past few days, and I was so glad to see that it was uploaded!! I really find you inspiring and you could be a teacher or speak at TEDx or something like that, about motivation, decisions and decluttering!! Love you Rachel!!

You got this girl! Press on! Endure! You are an overcomer! Throw those hands up in prayer and say we can do this!!! Cheering for you!!! Keep your eye on the outcome you are after!! It will bless you and your family, your business, and every other area of your life!!! GO !

Rachel, I've watched all of your videos. I'm really impressed by your dedication and hard work to make your property more of a home. You should be proud of yourself for all that you have accomplished. I know your KZfaq subscribers are proud of you! I like how you called out the reality and existence of "decision fatigue" in this video. My Husband doesn't understand why I'm tired after decluttering. He doesn't consider it a large task or wearing on the mind, but it is. My biggest struggle is donating things without trying to sell them first, which also takes up more time and energy. I admire you for being able to let it all go. I pray for God to deliver you the strength to get this all done to your liking. 😉

The second you opened up the drawer in the garage I said "oh no! Close it!" This is Hard work! You are doing so well!

I'm glad you talked about this. I have to face making room in my crowded closet today and I find it so exhausting to make clothing decisions. I love variety, I love to wear short sleeves on hot days and long sleeves on cold days, I love to keep my skinny clothes in view to inspire me to lose the last 5 lbs, I love to alternate between pants and skirts, cotton and more silky, maxi and knee-length, you get my drift. I'm so glad I'm not the only one that feels that decision fatigue.

​Thank you so much! Now I know what I have! I have decludderd my home big time and beside my Physical pain from the heavy carrying, I'm continuously so tired. I sleep every afternoon and I am still tired. I thought I had a burned out or even a depression, but now I know it is decision fatigue! Thankfuly I am done now. So on to recovery!

When that happens to me, I call a trusted friend or my sisters. Having someone else there to help you or to make a decision can really revive the process. Don't put to much pressure on yourself. A year ago I went through my house room by room to declutter, since then I always keep a bag for donations. I am ready to start again going through the whole house because the house isn't to the point that I want. Hope you get a brain renewal!

I definitely over think situations. The bright side to all of this is that each of us are unique beings. The good, bad, ugly, and beautiful. We're all of it. This platform is so helpful. And we appreciate all of your effort.

Things that I think about to help push through decision making when decluttering: 1) When I die I don't want my stuff to be a burden on anyone else. 2) If there is ever a disaster such as flood or fire, the feeling of loss would be less if I owned less stuff. 3) If and when I have to move, having less stuff will make the move easier, faster and cheaper. 4) Visualizing how I want my space to look and feel.

It's amazing watching you! I'm about to start my journey, literally today, with my clothes. My basement approximates your garage in the density of things and mind bogglingness (the "what the eff?? factor) of items I have acquired, so seeing this video, I can appreciate your difficulty, knowing that it's in my future! You really should be proud--this is a Herculean task, and you're kicking its butt! Stay strong, sister!! Also, I was laughing and yelling "Keep it! Keep it!" at my phone when you were going back and forth about the vase! Glad you decided to keep it, lol. Now get a flower in there so we don't see it in a future video!

I don't have anything close to the amount of clutter you have accumulated but every time about I am to buy anything i don't 110% need I think about you. No way I want that junk in my home. Love your channel!

I don't know HOW you go through all of that stuff over and over with no end. I purged my house and it felt so good, but you have had so much more to do than the average person with owning a hotel. I think you are amazing and inspiring. Keep up the great work. Love your videos.

1. Never make bed. 2. Jeans&pullover. 3. Coffee. 4. The shoes I always wear. I am good at this. Dinner kills me though.

I totally understand the decision fatigue. Last week I was going through several inches of paper, trying to trash most of it and organize the rest of it. After about 3 hours, give or take, making a decision on every sheet of paper, I had a pounding headache. It went away fairly quickly, but I knew it couldn't handle even 10 more minutes of that project for the rest of the day. Good Job working on that garage! I understand the feeling of "doesn't really look like progress." My craft room feels that way. I think it's because as I declutter, the stuff spreads out, rather that being stuffed tightly on the shelves. Garages are hard for me because I don't like that it's bad lighting and everything is covered in a layer of dirt, bugs or spider webs. I try to mitigate that by wearing gloves and adding light on where I'm working. Once I've fixed little annoyances, the first go through is the easiest, as in, there's a lot of stuff I know I don't want or need. But after I finish, and realize I still have too much stuff, the second and third go through can be harder (but it's still been successful!)

Thank you for sharing. Your honesty is so helpful to me. I have to admit I am at decision fatigue! I make many decisions at work. Although I try to pick out clothes, pack my lunch, and load the coffee pot all the night before...I come home take care of critters, sit down to eat dinner, and fall asleep for 1-2 hours. I get up, do dishes, walk dogs, and head to bed. No cleaning, no sorting, no excercise...I need to power through! You garage looks great! Thank you again!!!

I've been working on my minimalism journey a bit over half a year, and I totally relate to the decision fatigue. Some areas we didn't tackle specifically because it was too much for awhile, like the garage. We took a little break, then came back and worked on it. It's now cleared out of anything we don't want to keep or use, but it still needs to be organized. You need to give yourself credit for how far you've come!

I am experiencing decision paralysis as well. We are organizing the garage. We have made great progress but I know it could be better. My husband and I still have decisions to make despite all the work we've put in. It causing me stress but I'm so glad to know it's a common phase to go through. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Dear Rachel, I totally get what you are feeling because I have experienced it myself! We had a huge house, huge outbuildings, huge garage and five kids and it was an overwhelming job to go through all that stuff when we decided to downsize. I have managed that fatigue by taking breaks and doing other things that are deeply meaningful to me. Then, when I know I should get get back at it, I start again. I agree it's tough. We have been going at it for over a year now, and I am just getting to those last boxes. Powering through because you know you are doing something good is key. Taking breaks is key. I know I am getting close to maintenance mode, so that is hopeful! I think it can almost seem like it's easier to just keep stuff because making all those decisions about where stuff should go if you don't keep it, making separate piles and separate trips to get rid of those items is all extra steps. I am so happy that I don't have so many things left in my home to manage, though!! House work is much easier! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and being honest! Love your videos and I am slogging alongside you, girl!! Carry on!

Have you tried the Getting Things Done Method? Its a great book about how our brains get stuck in this loop and even though our brains are great at coming up with ideas and projects its not great at remembering it. So you do a brain dump and then go through it. Its more detailed but it might help you too. I've been experiencing that with work I'm just exhausted about thinking about it. Hope that helps! Love your videos as always!

I find the high speed shuffling noises of tidying in your time lapses so satisfying.

11months into my journey this month! I feel the fatigue your talking about... Seeing it continue to get junked up is why I Normally stop. BUT watching you continue to find things you don't need or want gives me the power to keep going myself! Keep up the good work!

You nailed it! You have now clarified what I have been feeling. I just cleaned out another section of my closet and I am proud of myself. I think I will find away to treat myself so I acknowledge my effort. (Pedicure etc.) Thanks for sharing your journey so I can continue mine. We hold on to the oddest things,you are not alone.

Pls make more videos You are the best you 've done a great job.. and you are getting more and more beautiful

Watching your videos helps me to overcome decision fatigue and just move forward through the mess. As a family we have decided to move forward through the “stuff” to a de-cluttered, healthier, and more family centered lifestyle... a bit of credit goes to your Inspiration.

Love the honesty of your journey. When I declutter, I imagine the amount of money spent money buying this random shit. It helps stop me spending it in the first place. Consequently I have a bit more cash these days :)

Love your videos and your sharing your journey with us! I think we all suffer from decision fatigue and paralysis at times, especially with a big purge or sentimental items... also as eco-conscious and creative types where we don’t want items to end up in land fill and can see their utility. It has helped me to do deep storage stuff first... stuff that I haven’t accessed in a long time. I do sentimental stuff last and in small manageable chunks, focusing on digitizing what I can. I recently got rid of my obsolete ink jet printer and almost held onto the associated photo paper... when I now have a black and white laser printer. I had to step back and realize they weren’t going to get used by me and sent them to a creative reuse center.

Thank you for explaining yet More of the psychological side of WHY we can’t get this stuff Done! I love your REALNESS!!!

This video quite literally brought me to tears. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! for talking about and showing the reality of clearing out stuff. What brings me to decision paralysis even faster is that I am an American living in Austria and I don't even know what some of the stuff in our house is, or where to start if I want to donate, and selling stuff is so stressful and exhausting because I am not perfectly fluent in German. Anyway, I can't thank you enough for giving a more realistic picture of what it is like to go through his process. No one talks about the excruciating part of minimalism where countless items that still have value just go into the garbage! It is also so helpful to see I am not the only one with lots of new/like new stuff that will never get used and just has to go. I live with my husband, his two teen boys, and our 1,5 year old... the each have and continue to collect TONS of stuff. I, meanwhile, have brought actual truckloads of it to the dump. Sometimes I can just do one square foot at a time... but I know every inch is an inch closer to having a calmer home and your videos have been a great inspiration. Thank you, thank you... I can't thank you enough!

Thank you for taking the time to explain this. I'm dealing with five generations worth of "stuff" stuffed in my house and I am definitely beyond fatigued.

I am on a major minimalist mission and I ask myself ALL of those questions. You are not alone!

It's so satisfying to watch decluttering on high speed. Thanks for your inspiring videos. You truly motivate me to work on my own stuff.

you got so much done! i love watching the space slowly clear up!

I am so happy that you went ahead and cleaned in your garage even though you are having decision fatigue! I love your energy and commitment. Other things I love about your videos are the speed cleaning, your decision making process and helpful tips on what you've learned. I have a hard time finding homes for things and have corners and surfaces that need help. You inspire me to get to them and decide what to do. Thanks for sharing your struggles!

I love the background music you use - you've made it your own decluttering theme now :-) Totally understand the decision fatigue issue - maybe take a day out for simple garden weeding... it's decluttering the soil without any complicated decisions.

In my garage I found a lot of items I was able to return to Home Depot. I was able to get about $200 back. So if there are projects you've worked on and did not use all the materials...like say light switches, electrical boxes, sprinkler parts etc, you can return them without a receipt if they have a bar code on them. I think they'll give you a credit. This helped me get rid of items that I would not have thrown out and it freed up a lot of space.

Wow you deserve a HUGE pat on the back. Well done. The struggle is real. I am purging and it is a journey that can be overwhelming if you judge yourself harshly. My advice is love your stuff on the way out and remember that each item at some point brought you joy and was fun and helped you visualise so many creative plans for the future. Maybe too many to do but fun at the time. It's ok to have too much and as a result want less. It's ok to have loved so many things. Love that you are so creative, imaginative and appreciative of all the little treasures in this world. Bless your kind heart. ❤️ love your unique visions and dreams as each piece leaves and love yourself for thinking them. Don't judge yourself badly and criticise yourself that's what tires you out. New perspective will equal new energy x Like you I just love so many things That's more than ok 💕💕💕

Rachel, you are doing so well, just look back at your first minimalist video and see how messy and overloaded your house was. I've just binge-watched all your videos in a few days and I'm so impressed by what you have achieved. I look forward to the day you put your car in the garage. I had a similar problem and the day I finally got the car in the garage was the day we moved out and all our stuff was gone. And you've got nearly 25,000 subscribers in a few months. Well done.

Thanks for sharing the hard parts and not just the triumphs! It's nice to know that other people go through the same things and still push through it!

You've made huge progress! I let postponed decisions pile up. They don't get easier for me to make, but comes a point when I have to because I am suffocating, or, and this hurts, they are made for me, for example, the stored stuff gets ruined because I am not caring for it. I am not very good at caring for things. And that may be because I have too much stuff? Or maybe because they don't mean that much to me? I don't know. But sigh. I feel you. I see a big difference in your home. You inspired me to get up and try again. Thank you. It's exhausting. I keep trying to think of a way to make it fun for myself, but I haven't discovered a way yet.

Wow! You have done SO MUCH work! You should be so proud that you have made it this far! I love watching your videos. You keep going even when the job seems overwhelming. Be proud of what you have done. You are being such a wonderful example for your little girl! She is watching her Mommy work hard and doing difficult things. She is seeing you admit that you need change and then commit do doing something about it. Keep it up! You are inspiring her AND all of your followers.

I was going to suggest a limit on your decisions in a time period. Instead of tackling a lot.....tackle a little at a time. I admire you for powering through. I kept thinking......what a mess! When you get rid of something just stop thinking about where it goes. You are burdening yourself for no reason. Your processing really helps me. Thank you! Looking forward to more from you!

You are awesome, and I think you are a rock star with keeping with it - even when you have decision fatigue. I've been suffering from that for a while now, between decluttering my life, and working as admin support for a boss that has nearly every hour of the day scheduled with meetings. I love where I work, and used to love what I do, but I have been getting to the point where I can not think about one more meeting to try and fit in - not that I don't want to, I really can't - that part of my brain has a 'sorry we're closed' sign in the window. You clarified what is going on with me - decision fatigue - thank you so much for that! I love your videos, and your internal dialogue you talk about is often word for word the conversations I have in my head about clutter! But now, sometimes I have your voice inside my head instead- telling me, 'motivation is fleeting - do it when you feel like doing it,' or the best yet, 'How do you stop shopping? Here it is, Stop Shopping - Just Stop!" Love it! Thank you for sharing your journey with all of us, so we know we aren't walking this road alone. One of the only things that seems to work for me for getting rid of stuff that I am conflicted about is the 'Only touch it ONE time' method. I haven't seen you mention it yet, but I'm bouncing around your videos. It was a revelation for me to realize how much touching things gives me that emotional high, and triggers the hope, or memory attached to it. So the rule is to only touch the item ONE time when sorting it. Then I can't touch it again! I've come to realize I can't even reach into the bag to resort things, or to add another item that requires shifting stuff around in the box- or I'll end up unpacking everything so I can repack it, so no space is wasted, and everything thing fits perfectly into the box - like the box is a game of Tetris or something - weird, right? But, I always end up keeping a couple of things out that now don't quite fit in the box, or, I think of some new project I could do with something I almost got rid of! But, if I don't touch it again, I get less of that. Once the boxes are set aside, I don't look in them, and I have my husband move the boxes if possible. Once, I kept the barrier between me and the 'things' by putting on my dishwashing gloves to throw some clothes in a bag quickly for donating, and I didn't keep anything back that day - I actually gave away sparkly things - a big deal for me :)

You are doing so great!!! Your garage is looking so much better!!! Thanks for another great video, I watch them to help get/keep motivated to work on my journey!

You have taken on a major project. I give you credit for keeping at it when you feel so overwhelmed. You ARE going to get this done! You have determination. I like your honesty that even though you have decluttered your spaces, sometimes you hit a wall. I think we all do. I know your subs are rooting for your success!👍🏼

I've binged you over the last couple of days - you have been officially binged. I have no regrets. Your videos are real and you're funny, so thank you very much. :)

ABSOLUTELY!!! After a month (and many more weeks) of packing, moving, and unpacking... all while job searching, leaving my job, starting new jobs, AND decluttering... ugh. I'm so feeling this. I've spent the past couple days staring and despairing over the amount of clutter happening around me. I need to "fix it," but there's so much to do and I'm all used up!!!

Good for you for all the progress you have made! You aren't alone in this. It will take as long as it takes and celebrate every item that gets put back in it's place!

Love watching your garage videos! It's hard, but it will be so satisfying when it's done. You will be thankful you did it every day when you park your car inside the garage

Thank you! Decision Paralysis hits the nail on the head!! I’m constantly apprehensive. About too much stuff. About the decisions to purge. It’s so frustrating.

I love your videos so much. Your gluten free videos to your minimalist videos. I feel your decision fatigue completely. I have been working on thinning our Christmas decorations down to a manageable amount after combining 3 houses worth. I gave myself a plastic bin restriction (5 bins) and by time I went them the 3rd time I wanted to scream. I may participating in my last group yardsale next weekend now that I have decided my time is more valuable than the money I make from them. I enjoy the finished product of less things but I find myself having what I called sensory overload after awhile. I do find motivation watching you declutter since I have a lot of the same stuff you have. Keep up the great work...you should be proud of yourself!

I love the extra clips at the end😂❤️

You made such a huge progress in the garage!!!! That's awesome! Also I noticed your decision making about what to keep is super snappy and quick. Anddd thank so much for caring for the environment and sorting through your unwanted things ❤️

Love the high speed cleaning. I watch it to get myself motivated.

I have also reached a point now 2 years in on my minimalism experience where I have to think hard to decide if I want something new or when I want to get rid of something. Part of it is that I have space for everything now. So when I see something I dont need I can just overlook it. It doesnt feel as urgent. You inspire me to continue making choices.

I wonder the same things when I take things to thrift stores. That's why I always try to give stuff away directly to other people via Facebook groups or asking friends/family if they want it. There's also a charity in my area that gives living essentials to people transitioning out of homelessness that have nothing for their new apartments, so we've taken furniture, home essentials, sheets, kitchen stuff etc. there because we know it'll get used

You are such an inspiration to me. I also get stuck time to time and as our decluttering journeys started roughly at the same time, I completely get what you are talking about ❤️

making decision for every single item is tiring!!! u hv done very well.i enjoyed yr channel very much. as for me i declutter n rest few weeks n start again because the results are worth it

I have noticed that I am much better at helping other people clean out because I can make decisions quickly without all the guilt and baggage. So sometimes when I am having decision fatigue I pretend I am clearing out someone else's clutter. It sounds strange but it really helps!

I love how real you are. You are such an inspiration to me! Thank you for sharing this journey.

I've done that too. Gotten rid of a lot of stuff & then week later I realize I don't want half the stuff I saved. Your doing great!

Keep the vase! Minimalism is about getting rid of things that don't bring you joy and it obviously brings you joy! So enjoy it!

That was very interesting how you talked about decision fatigue. Never thought about that before. You continue to move forward!

So happy for you that you managed to fight through the decision fatigue and keep going! You even got rid of some things that you kept before - that is GREAT progress and means that your decision making is improving, I think. You've gotten so far! Can't wait for you to find that dead animal.

Always great to open up KZfaq and see there is a new video from you. 👏

Rachel, I'm so happy to see you making progress AND taking the time to document your journey. I breathed such a sigh of relief when you finally cleared off that workbench/desk thing in the garage. Looking forward to the day you get to change your channel name to "UNMessy Minimalist" take care.

Thanks so much for your videos! I've really been enjoying them as I am on a similar journey to downsize, declutter, and reduce my shopping. One thing that helps me a LOT with decision fatigue is routines. It is so much less brainpower, I have morning, evening, and even weekly routines. A couple of our meals are routine as well, it's so much easier to make breakfast when you eat pretty much the same thing each day (maybe with minor variation - for ex. My breakfast is unsweet yogurt with different seasonal mix ins). Good luck with the rest of your journey!!

In my living situation I have no say in the decluttering of any spaces except for my bedroom and bathroom. And I'm exhausted and experiencing some decision fatigue just from that! You are such a trooper for going through an entire house. If I had a house to fill I would be in your position right now, I have similar habits I think. You're seriously amazing to be taking all of this on and I know it will pay off. And it's inspiring to watch you do it!

It's so good to hear you talking about this. I am just starting & I only have so much physical & psych energy & it takes so much time

Rachel! GO GO GO, Your garage is going to look amaaazing!! Be sure of that!Picture that ;) Day by day you are getting closer!

This video was just what I needed. It explained everything I have been going through and I am SO thankful for the encouragement at the end! You're amazing!

I use your videos to give myself a pep talk before decluttering, usually donating a carload of stuff. Thanks for your videos!

Always my favorite declutter bug videos. 🐝

Love watching you clean out your garage 👌🏻so satisfying! Keep up the great work !!

You've done a lot, really. So Congratulations Rachel, keep going!!!

I've watched your journey this far and personally I think you're doing a great job, don't beat yourself up. Slow and steady and it will get done. As for the garage next time you go to put something in there stop and ask yourself do you want and need it, if not remove straight away and it's one less thing to make a decision about. Good luck with the rest of your space. Donna in the U.K. xXx

Thank you for sharing! Today I will work through decision fatigue as well! Ty for motivating me!

At first I thought the green vase was a bong! I was like "Nooooo, don't show that" 😂

Keep it up. Don't give up! You will get there! Look how far you've come !!

Sooo real!! But as you said in another video, momentum takes over and somehow those decisions get easier the more you go!! Love your videos!! Your editing is stellar!!

o my god... you are absolutely NOT boring me to death!! I feel the same ... I am completely exhausted after a few hours of decluttering - and I thought that I am the only one that takes so much time to decided about the future of an item (that I want to get rid of!) -- thanks a lot for that video!!!!!

Your garage is looking great! I love watching you, it's so inspiring to decluttering my own house. I totally get decision fatigue like everyday!! Good luck on your journey!

After decluttering we all need to stop our consumerism and enjoy what we have. If we will aquire more items only to have to declutter again. Round and round we go. I enjoy your videos.