Hey Reader,

Ever looked around your home and felt totally overwhelmed by the mess? Trust me, most moms have done this! One thing that I think moms feel that dads really don't is this weird pressure to have everything in perfect order. But here’s the scoop: a messy house doesn’t mean you’re failing as a mom.

In this blog post and podcast episode, we dig into what a messy home really means (and what it doesn’t!). Here are some highlights that I think you’ll love:

1. Messy Doesn’t Mean Bad​
Having toys strewn about or dishes in the sink? It doesn’t make you a bad mom! A messy home is often just a sign that you’re managing a lot—and that’s totally okay. Your worth isn’t tied to how tidy your house is!

2. Overwhelmed, Not Lazy​
Feeling like you can’t keep up? It’s not laziness; it’s that you’re juggling a million things at once! The #JustOneThing method is a fun way to tackle decluttering—just pick one small thing to declutter each day. Easy peasy!

3. Exhaustion Happens​
If you feel like you can’t stay on top of the mess, it’s probably because you’re just plain exhausted! Decluttering can lighten your load and make it way easier to keep things tidy, helping you feel less stressed.

4. Clutter Makes Routines Tough​
Having trouble sticking to routines? It could be all the stuff you’re trying to manage. Once you start decluttering, you’ll find it’s way easier to keep up with daily tasks.

If you’re feeling ready to embrace a calmer, more peaceful home, I’d love for you to join our Decluttering Simplified program! It’s designed for busy moms like you, with step-by-step guidance to help you declutter your entire home—one small step at a time. You’ll have all the support you need!

Want to learn more? Click here to kick off your decluttering journey today!​

You’ve got this, and we’re here cheering you on every step of the way!

Virtual high five!

Krista