People often use a variety of excuses to justify holding onto items they no longer need. Common rationalizations include thoughts like "I might need this someday" or "This has sentimental value," which can create a false sense of security about clutter. Others may argue that items were too expensive to discard, fearing that letting go represents a loss. Some rely on the belief that they could potentially use something in the future, despite years of inactivity. These excuses can hinder the decluttering process and prevent individuals from creating a more organized and functional living space.

Reframe and Reclaim focuses on the root of this problem – our mental mindset and relationship with stuff.  Join us on this lifetime journey to REFRAME our mental clarity so we can RECLAIM functional spaces tailored to our individual needs.