Relatable Episode 98: This Spacemaker
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Description
To do your best, you have to clear the mess and you might need a “Tracy” to do so. Guest Tracy McCubbin, author of upcoming book Making Space Clutter Free: The Last Book On Decluttering You’ll Ever Need, gives practical tips for managing life’s clutter.
Show Highlights
Stephanie dedicated the show to her grandma.
Tracy talks about being exposed to hoarding habits in our family and gives a practical guideline for knowing when things are out of control.
Stephanie and Tracy share some thoughts on their own body languages and why they “strike” certain poses.
Resources Mentioned
Tracy’s Company – dClutterfly
Preorder Tracy’s Book – Making Space, Clutter Free: The Last Book on Decluttering You’ll Ever Need
Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
I learned about Tracy via our acupuncturist, Sherra. It was established early in our first call that we could talk forever with each other. Tracy is compassionate, entertaining and intelligent. I understand why her clients love her! – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
The Social Challenge for the Week: Declutter 5 Items
Remove 5 items from your space that you are no longer using or need. Donate, recycle or trash if appropriate.
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