Decluttering for women who don’t want to declutter.

Press play and I’ll declutter right beside you, until the pile you’ve been avoiding is finally gone.

From Stacey, host of The Next Phase Podcast and a mom with ADHD who spent 9+ years in a disaster zone. I decluttered 10 spaces in my home in 2 months with these tapes, and now you can declutter alongside me anytime.

You’ve read the books, learned the methods, saved the instagram posts, and bought the organizers at Target.

And yet, your house is still full of stuff you don't know what to do with.

• You can't find the paperwork when you need it.
• Your kitchen counter has become the place where everything goes because nothing has a place.
• Those garbage bags you've been meaning to take to Goodwill are still in your trunk.

Every day feels like an emergency because you can never find what you need when you need it.

The problem isn’t that you don’t know what to do. It’s that you can’t seem to get yourself to do it.

Pick the space that’s been bothering you and start there.

Each tape is a real decluttering session you can follow along with, start to finish.

Here's what's on the tapes (with more to come!):

• The Doom Basket (32 min): Empty the basket that’s been collecting everything (and actually put the things away).
• The Linen Closet (52 min): Go through the old sheets, match the sets, and actually know which sets belong on which beds for once.
• THAT messy drawer (46 min): Empty it all out and actually decide what belongs and what doesn't. By the end, you should be able to open and close the drawer without shoving it's contents down with your hand.
• The Playroom Part 1 (22 min) + Part 2 (53 min): Go through the old toys that they don't play with anymore, get rid of the homemade stuff that's falling apart, and actually make a place for each toy so they know where to put it when they're done with it.
• Master Closet Part 1 (48 min) and Part 2 (45 min): Clear the floor underneath the clothes and actually determine a real spot for them. Get rid of the clothes that don't fit you, or don't feel like you anymore. And bonus: Put everything in rainbow order and add some art so you enjoy walking into it.
• The Art Stuff (22 min): The markers, the crayons, the glitter, the paint, the Play-doh. Gather it all together, trash the dried out supplies, and organize it in a way that your kids will actually use.
• The Fridge (35 min): Go deep in the back and get out the moldy food, wash the shelves and drawers with soapy water, and put the foods back that you actually want to eat.
• The Desk (39 min): Take out the pile of papers, unpaid bills, and rogue office supplies. By the time you're done, you'll be able to sit at your desk and actually grab a pen and a post-it with ease.
• The Goodwill Trip (1 min): Come with me to Goodwill to actually drop off those donation bags.
• The Annoying Task (2 min): Get that little annoying task done you've been putting off that -- when you do it, -- you realize only takes a couple of minutes. Mine is registering a special toy for a lifetime warranty.

We keep telling ourselves the same things:

I’ll do it when I have a free weekend.

I’ll do it when the kids are at school.

I’ll do it when the kids are older.

I hate to tell you this, but it’s not coming.

You finally have a way to start before you feel ready: press play, and I’ll start with you.

Imagine finding the paperwork on the first try.

Clearing the counter. Taking the bags to Goodwill.

Walking past that pile and realizing it’s gone.

You don’t need the perfect time. You just need to start.