There have been several times where I have tried to unpack this issue and I honestly feel like I have gotten a lot better in the last several years about letting go of things…

But I’ve gotta tell ya…I bought the Marie Kondo book and I read it and I really struggle with the, ‘only keep it if it brings you joy concept.’ Because as I’m going through “all the things” and evaluate each item one by one. I feel joy rising up hahaha and it just all ends back up in the “to keep” pile.

And I’ve heard it said if EVERYTHING is important or special then nothing is. Struggle with one too haha

But seriously…I was thinking about this again as we are transitioning out of winter into spring and the idea of spring cleaning.

I started looking deeper into why it means so much to hold to a piece of paper or picture and 2 things came up for me…

One being control and 2 scarcity.

With the welcoming of spring i want to invite you to some good old spring cleaning...and I’m not just talking about purging your pantry but I’m inviting you to

Spring cleaning... spirit, soul and body!

What is it about spring that makes you want to throw open the windows and get moving?!?

I think it’s the sunshine and warmer days that gives us an energy boost. I always say Fall is my favorite until Spring comes around.

I admit I’m not exactly a lover of cleaning but I am a lover of growing so if I’ve got to do a little cleaning to make room for some growth then I’m here for it!

Ok, so I’m pretty sure we all know what Spring cleaning looks like in our homes but what does that look like for the rest of our lives?

How can we declutter our lives... our spirits, our souls, our bodies?!?

To keep it simple and in ways we are familiar with I’m going to stay with this idea of “spring cleaning” as it pertains to our homes