One of the common reasons we find it hard to declutter, is the value we put on all the stuff we have. The emotional attachment is one thing, but the monetary value is another. And we think that getting rid of something means we are throwing away the money we spent on that thing. But what we don’t realize is that we are consuming more resources by keeping everything in.

Less clutter, more money

What do I mean by this? Let’s say you have stuff that you or your family no longer use at all. You feel hesitant to give it away because you don’t want to “waste” what you spent on it. But later on, the stuff you don’t want to give away keeps piling up. And now you will be spending more of your time cleaning or putting items away.

So instead of investing your time on starting up a business, improving your skills or well-being, and doing the things that you love, you are stuck with cleaning your clutter.

And guess what else? There are many ways you can actually earn cash through decluttering. So you would be surprised at how many people out there actually need what you have and are willing to buy second-hand.

In this episode, Lisa, a Rising Mom, will be sharing other ways she was able to use decluttering to her advantage: financially, mentally, and even spiritually.

Other life-changing stuff you will learn in this episode…

• How decluttering improved Lisa’s life 
• Why is it not enough to just organize
• How decluttering saves us more money
• Decluttering resources you can start with
• The importance of community to improve financial and mental well-being

“Take the first step. One day you will find yourself already far from where you have started.” -Lisa Spencer

Right now our future might seem blurry, and it is hard to see yet what may become possible for us. But if you take the steps today, opportunities will continue to open up. And if you don’t know where to start, join us this November 9 in the Great Clutter Clear Out to help you start your decluttering journey!

2020 has become difficult year for all of us, and finding a community of support has been really helpful especially for struggling moms. So join the Rising Moms Club and be part of the community of moms rise above the clutter overwhelm!