025: Feeling Anxious? Declutter Your Space for Better Productivity and Mental Clarity!

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The Intentional Homeschooler

Erika Sagert

39 episodes

1 month ago

Are you a Christian homeschooling mom navigating the challenges of providing your children a great education while ensuring you’re creating fantastic childhood memories? Do you sometimes wonder if you’re cut out for the job or how you’ll manage homeschooling, homemaking, and a healthy life? This podcast is your lifeline to sanity as you juggle all of your responsibilities. Host, Erika Sagert, has been there! Now she spends her time supporting homeschooling parents so they can give their kids the best education with a Christian worldview. She’s a wife, teacher, and veteran homeschool mom of four. Each episode she’ll guide you in homeschooling, homemaking, and achieving a healthier life balance. Topics include things like lesson planning, homemaking tips, family well-being, and kid’s social calendars. You’ll get answers to common questions like “Am I doing enough,” and “How do I manage it all?” We share a fresh episode every other Thursday so make sure you subscribe. We want to be your home base for homeschooling because we want you to know that you’ve got this, moms!

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025: Feeling Anxious? Declutter Your Space for Better Productivity and Mental Clarity!

The Intentional Homeschooler

17 minutes

8 months ago

025: Feeling Anxious? Declutter Your Space for Better Productivity and Mental Clarity!

In today’s episode, we’re diving into a topic many of us can relate to: decluttering! From that mountain of clothes you never wear to a kitchen crammed with rarely used gadgets, clutter can feel overwhelming. But don't worry—you're not alone! Erika Sagert walks us through easy-to-follow strategies for decluttering your home, especially for homeschoolers. Whether you want to create a more organized workspace or create peace in your home, these tips will help you get started.

We'll cover the four-box method, room-specific decluttering tips, and ways to stay motivated. Plus, we’ll share a few personal insights on ensuring your home is both functional and comfortable. It’s time to take control of your space and enjoy a clutter-free, peaceful environment.

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

How to get started with decluttering: The power of small steps and setting timers to stay on track.
The Four-Box Method: A simple but effective strategy for sorting your belongings.
Room-by-room tips: Declutter your kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, living room, and homeschool areas easily.
Tough decisions: How to ask yourself the right questions when deciding what to keep and let go of.
Maintaining your space is essential: Simple tips to keep your home organized long-term.

Action Steps for the Week:

Pick a small area in your home (like a junk drawer or a shelf) and start decluttering.
Use the Four-Box Method and sort items into "Trash," "Donate," "Keep," and "Relocate."
Take a moment to reflect on your progress and celebrate even the small wins!

Don't forget to subscribe to the Intentional Homeschooler podcast for more actionable tips and encouragement for your homeschooling journey.

Tune in, take a breath, and let’s get decluttering!

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