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Hey Reader, I’ve started something new—I now have a YouTube channel where I share one new video every week. They’re short, practical, and designed to help you make space for what matters. Here’s the one that everyone’s been talking about (and yes, the title has a bit of irony 😉): I’d love your input—do you prefer learning through quick videos or thoughtful articles? Which topics are most helpful to you right now? (Dishes, clothing, habits, back-to-school, empty nesting, or something else?) This week, you can choose your own adventure:
And here’s where I need a little help: I’m just 25 subscribers away from reaching my first 100 on YouTube. Hitting that milestone means YouTube will share my videos with more people—which means I can help more folks clear the clutter and create more organization. If you’ve enjoyed my work, would you take 2 seconds to hit “Subscribe” on my channel? It’s free, and it makes a huge difference. Thank you so much for being part of this community. Every view, click, and kind word encourages me to keep creating. Many thanks, 👉 [Subscribe here] |
Simply Enough by Amy Slenker-Smith
I help busy women free themselves from clutter, create an organized home, and reclaim hours in their day. Let's kickstart your decluttering and create a home you love. Sign up here!
Hey Reader, I'm not going to lie. It's been a rough few weeks. My father-in-law passed away in August. One of my clients sent me this... Someone said grief is like glitter. It clings to everything. Hides in corners. Slips into your socks. Appears on your fingertips when you’re reaching for a glass of water, or brushing your hair before bed. It settles in places no one else can see. And sometimes, it sparkles. Sometimes, it doesn’t. There’s no proper timeline for learning how to live with what...
Hello Reader, Writing this week's email is hard. Normally, writing is a healthy process for me. I can get deep into my work and sit at the computer for hours. I write about empty nesting, decluttering, and even travel, but I’m also smack in the middle of the joy of watching my son become an amazing young man—and the heartache of watching my parents age faster than I’d like. Last week, after months in hospice care, my father-in-law passed away. I wrote a tribute to him here if you'd like to...
Hey Reader, One of the things I remind my clients often is this: When you bring down the volume in a space, it has a way of organizing itself. What’s left is the stuff you want, need, and use. That’s when creating systems gets easy—because you’re not organizing clutter. You’re creating clarity and sanity. And the habits you create from there? That’s what makes it stick. I just shared a new video all about this idea and how you can start making it work in your own home. You can watch it here:...