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Carrie and Danielle: Master Unclutterer: The Erin Doland Interview

  • Trish · 1 year ago
    For File
  • sky · 1 year ago
    Ain't Erin just the greatest?
  • Erin at Unclutterer · 1 year ago
    Awww! That is so nice! Thank you!!
  • sky · 1 year ago
    Thank you for Unclutterer, I read it everyday and it is always helpful and interesting.
  • Michelle · 1 year ago
    Who knew there was pork-themed pop art?
    I appreciate your itemization of the different types of clutter in our lives. I too have suffered from schedule clutter. Its a lot less so now that caring for my 2 year old is my focus... but there are other forms of clutter to conquer. How to deal with the crap toys that come our way from well intended family who love to 'see' their gifts in action. Oi!
  • Lucy · 1 year ago
    Erin,
    I adore Einstein's Dreams. I too read it every now and again and can feel my brain expand. What a lovely feeling.
    Lucy
  • Erin at Unclutterer · 1 year ago
    On our site, Matt has written a great deal about how to deal with the constant in-flow of toys. His daughter is fortunate to have two sets of caring grandparents, but they ALWAYS want to give toys ... especially toys with batteries. He talks about how he has talked with them about giving of their time with gifts like museum and zoo memberships. Check them out! I think they're great pieces ... You can find them distributed throughout the Baby category on our site: http://unclutterer.com/category/baby/
  • Erin at Unclutterer · 1 year ago
    What amazes me most about that book is that it is this tiny, compact piece of text, but it has such incredibly enormous insight in it. It takes me such a short time to read it, and I get so much out of it. I think this is why I go back to it time and again --
  • Luciaf · 1 year ago
    I am inspired. Reading this was like a mental juicing cleanse. Thank you, Erin.
  • Michelle · 1 year ago
    super duper.
    thanks Eric, i'll check it out.
  • FloridaHealthInsurance · 10 months ago
    i’ve never really been a terrible housekeeper, but i’ve spent a good portion of my adult life living alone.
    in march, my boyfriend will be moving into my tiny one bedroom apartment with me.
    so this means that i need to downsize my belongings AND get better organized.
    i don’t want my boyfriend to move in with me and then have our relationship slowly fall to pieces because we bicker over a messy living space.
  • FloridaHealthInsurance · 8 months ago
    this sounds a lot like a book i finished reading not too long ago which is along the same lines. it was called helping me, help myself by beth lisck. she tried out a different self help guru for every month of a year. same concepts i guess, different approaches.