Clutter Blocks: Understanding the Reasons Behind Clutter and How to Unblock Them
Tracy developed a unique framework for understanding the various reasons why we (our clients) amass and have so much trouble getting rid of clutter -- emotional "clutter blocks" -- and specific strategies to deal with them so we/they can move forward. The seven blocks she identifies can help professional organizers and those who work with them better support our clients and guide them on their journey to a much less cluttered home and life. She will walk us through the seven blocks, provide examples and show us how to identify them as we work with clients, and discuss specific strategies that work to untangle each.
Presenter
Tracy McCubbin is the CEO and founder of dClutterfly, one of America’s top decluttering companies. In the last two decades, she has helped thousands of clients clear the clutter in their lives to create space for positive life changes. Tracy is also the author of Making Space, Clutter Free and her latest book Make Space for Happiness. Most recently, Tracy has turned dClutterfly into a franchise, giving people across the country a chance to not only build their own business, but to make a real difference in people’s lives. Tracy looks at the root of our clutter to find the real cause and ways to find real solutions.
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