The first step our family took towards being open to more abundance was replacing our household products with all natural products.

At the time we were unsure if it was something we could afford to do...

Fast forward three years and we still are converting over. Our products, our clothes, our towels and bedding. Our food.

And guess what, we haven’t gone broke from it. In fact, we continue to invest in ourselves and the universe always provides.

It might seem crazy, but 100% decluttering will attract abundance. How is this possible?

In my personal experience here’s what I’ve found:

1. Abundance doesn’t refer to money only. Abundance can be opportunities, spiritual gifts, friendships, anything that involves receiving.

2. We began to experience gratitude for the small things we would receive. Small things add up!

3. Going through our items we learned to be decisive and open. This new habit lead us to:
• expanding our visions in life.
• receiving clarity, peace, coping methods for stress
• life lesson of learning to flow through life

4. Reflection:
•Going through our house brought up many memories from trips where we had talked about our hopes and dreams.
•Emotions came up from items from exes and loved ones that had passed.
•Some items triggered suppressed memories.

We often avoid throwing things out, and in return avoid processing and hold onto more than we can handle which leads to us feeling scattered and drained.

5. We learned to identify specific signs for when our energy was scattered and how it was reflected in our home.

6. We realized how often we prolonged decisions. This prolonging affected us outside of our household.

The prolonging of decisions, creates an energetic train of pressure. This train creates scattered minds and scattered homes. It drains us of our energy.

7. We found lost items such as money, legal documents, jewelry, and more.

8. Our Feng Shui coach taught us the energetic and psychology side of decluttering.
• Our space is a reflection of us and by changing our space we’re easier able to step into who we desire to become.
• Having a full closet means eventually there is no space for the new. Items go unwanted and unappreciated. Releasing the old provides physical, mental, and emotional space for the new. We tell the universe “We’re ready to receive!”.

8. Once decluttering, it’s tempting to see open space and have the urge to fill it- to impulse buy. We (me specifically 😅) learned to better emotionally regulate and be patient. We truly learned disciplined and to buy intentionally which helped us financially.
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Final note,
What would society do if they didn’t have loads of laundry every couple days, dishes everyday.
What if we didn’t clean daily just to have our children destroy our progress? 😅 What if we only spend 15-30 minutes cleaning daily and maintained a clutter free home?
What would we do with this time??
Maybe invest in ourselves and attract all the magic and abundance in the world and live our dream lives?:)

Do we see the benefits of decluttering?:)

There’s layers to decluttering when living in an apartment or full size home

When intentionally choosing which items to keep or release it can be extremely draining.

Tips:
💓Ask a friend or family member for help.
💓Choosing the smallest rooms first (bathrooms typically over small closets)
💓Hire a cleaner who would be willing to help if there’s no support system

🌸The struggle is real when it comes to decluttering!
🌸After going through everything it’s so easy to just throw everything away or leave it in the curb.
🌸Donating our items to friends and donation centers or selling items online has also brought in abundance for us.