Help with the hard part: What to do after Swedish death cleaning or a major declutter.

Описание: Decluttering may be the easy part. Swedish death cleaning and the Mari Kondo method left my home feeling light and freeing. Then came the hard part. Here is what I learned about how to keep that minimal feeling going forward. If decluttering and staying decluttered is a goal for 2026, Cheers! This video is for you.

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Have you decluttered… and now you’re wondering, “What’s next?”

If you’ve recently downsized, embraced Swedish Death Cleaning, or let go of years of accumulated “stuff,” this video is for you. Especially if you’re approaching retirement—or already enjoying it—this stage of life invites us to live lighter, calmer, and more intentionally.

In this video, I share the simple, practical rules I’ve used for years to keep clutter from creeping back in after a big purge. These habits are especially helpful if you’re:

Preparing for retirement

Downsizing your home

Transitioning into a simpler, more peaceful lifestyle

Wanting to spend less time managing possessions and more time enjoying life

Retirement isn’t just about finances—it’s about time, freedom, and peace of mind. Letting go of excess possessions can open the door to more space for relationships, hobbies, health, and joy.

☕ Sit back, relax, and let’s talk about how to protect the lighter life you’ve worked so hard to create.

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00:00 Introduction
01:35 First make some decluttering rules
04:43 Tip number 2
05:12Tip number 3
06:15 Tip number 4
07:02 Tip number 5
07:57 Tip number 6
08:47 Tip number 7