Julie Clark WobbeIf you’ve landed here, chances are your home, or maybe even your life, feels a little heavier than you’d like. I want you to know something right away: you’re not alone, and you’re not broken. My name is Julie, and I’m a Professional Decluttering Life Coach and Wellness Facilitator. But I didn’t always live in a calm, peaceful space.
Julie Clark WobbeBasements are often the hidden corners of our homes that become catch-all spaces for things we don’t know what to do with. Over time, they can fill up with boxes of old memories, seasonal decorations, unused furniture, and items we plan to sort “someday.” But that “someday” can easily turn into years of accumulation and a space that feels more overwhelming than functional.
Julie Clark WobbeDecluttering isn’t just about clearing physical spaces; it’s an emotional journey that often requires courage, determination, and a whole lot of grace. Over the past year, I’ve worked hard to reclaim my home, creating spaces that bring calm and joy. But even with all the progress I’ve made, some areas still carried anxiety for me. One of the biggest? The garage.
Julie Clark WobbeLet’s be honest—laundry can feel like a never-ending chore. For years, I found myself staring at piles of clothes, wondering how I could ever catch up. With two daughters (the beans) keeping me busy, laundry would sneak up on me until I had baskets full, and honestly, it was overwhelming. Sound familiar? Over time, I’ve discovered a few strategies that have transformed the way I handle laundry. These are lessons I’ve learned (sometimes the hard way!) that have helped me feel more in control, and I hope they can do the same for you. Let’s dive into 6 Laundry Lessons that can help you go from overwhelmed to organized.