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I won't take anything coming in my house that dont spray up, burn up, or eaten up. It has to evaporate period.

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I have a friend who is stressing me out. He says he wants to downsize but than doesn’t take the time to do it. It has been 2 years and I keep hearing the same complaints week after week. I think I need space from this friendship.

So Happy to see You today !😊I can't help but appreciate How Much You Care to Help to Improve Everyones Life. Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou !!!😊

Enjoy your decluttering process to the fullest! Don't fall into one of these traps!

Very few of these are one minute tasks! Therefore I feel the title was misleading.

Hi, thank you for your helpful video! I would welcome advice, please (from you, or anyone)... how to dispose of old College A4 printed paper notes, handouts & slide presentations from when I was a student? The notes are not books that I can give to charity but the data they contain would still be useful for other students and seems a waste to destroy all that knowledge! Any ideas, please? Thanks

Water filtration is a must, and I would add try to minimize use of plastic food storage, and use glass instead.

6-16-24 3:30 pm😊 I do agree with all you have to say. We made a BIG move it's been 8 years now. We moved from Alaska to Kentucky mainly due to the cost of living is or was less here in Kentucky And of course the heat made the four seasons. In doing this move we had HUGH garage sales. And we still brought way way to much. We moved from a 2000 sq ft house to a 900 sq ft. We again had a hugh garage sale then have donated still another garage sale amount. We decided we were not going to have any more sales. Mainly because we are in our senior years. It's just too hard for us. 😢 I am right now going through our house again to minimize what we have. We don't use everything we have and if we do not use something it goes😊 if we don't wear something it goes also. Or we don't like the way it fits out it goes. It is so freeing to get rid of all that weight. I have a long way to go but I know how I will feel when I get done. It looks like I have shared enough for this time. Have a wonderful freeing day and enjoy what you do have. We all have so much! 😊❤ Jeannie

Lovely home. The cabinets leading into kitchen are identical, except for finish, that are family heirlooms for us as well. One is a curio cabinet and the other was redesigned to be a gun cabinet.

I'm guilty on most points. I'm in the process of a major declutter and organizing.

Some very interesting tips! Here's one for you: there is no such thing as "borrow to" - the word you're looking for is *loan*. 😉

Another wonderful video. Nice that you approach deeper kinds of topics in addition to the decluttering ones. You are right with your thoughts on comparison. In terms of gratitude, I think it also depends on what you grew up with. I, 55y, have grandparents who lived through WWII (in Germany) and also WWI as kids. They never owned a whole lot. My parents had more, but were always saving. I still grew up with a lot of appreciation of how much things cost--even water and power were saved. I think, nowadays, children grow up with so much stuff that everything seems normal and self-understood. How can we even teach them to know it is not, and that our western world is so privileged with its wealth, if they don´t know it any different.

Thanks for the encouragement, but "wash your curtains" is certainly not a one-minute task.

Hi Angela. Let me start by saying I love your videos and you deserved my subscription for quality content, so subscribed🙂. Great video! Comparison is one of the natural ways we evaluate, and I'd say there's nothing wrong with that if we know our values ​​and live by them. As I observe, I can say that many people may feel a lack of resources (financial and otherwise) due to their reluctance to change, adapt to new conditions, and absolute unwillingness to plan. Sigh... (Unfortunately, it is also true, that there are people in this country, who objectively lack resources.) However, as I see it, many who permanently feel they don't have enough would be happier if they just changed their behavior. Example. I have two friends who both have enough money but keep crying that they don't. However... The ways they both waste their money are literally mind-boggling and when I point it out they both reluctantly admit I'm right but it only lasts as long as we talk, and when we meet again it's the same old song... So, it definitely is not about "I don't have enough money and I need more." It's about something entirely else...

Another quick clean item is your garbage disposal. Take lemons after you use them and grind them up with running water. Makes it smell wonderful and helps clean!

No 24 We clean our vacuum 2 to 4 times when vacuuming, Once at the end, always. My child who vacuum leaves it clean so it doesn't stinkup. They empty it outside at the big trash bin to keep the dust outside.

These are all great ideas and your house looks lovely, but I don't see any of these being tasks that can be done in 1 minute

These are indeed great 1 minute habits. Most of them are 1 minute. Some are not, mixing peroxide, baking soda and water and applying to the grout in the shower with a toothbrush is absolutely going to take more than 1 minute or 2 minutes. Cleaning out the fridge and wiping down the shelves (& your picture showed the shelves were emptied completely) does take far longer. I do agree that all these caring house tasks are not difficult and do bring us contentment and pride. Your caring spirit is appreciated.

New subscriber here. Nice job! I recently decluttered many bags and boxes full of clothes, books, tote bags, hangers and a few other odds and ends. It feels good to pass things on to people who can use and enjoy them. ☺

Love your channel. Its by far the very best. Thank u so much for sharing your ideas, they r such a blessing to me

You can borrow things from others, but when you return the favor, then you are “loaning” things out. It’s not borrowing when you are temporarily giving something to someone. It’s loaning.

Any chance this list is available to print? Ty

Excellent suggestions!!!

🌺➡️➡️➡️ I enjoyed your video. Thanks for the tips. 🏡🏡🏡 Do you know any virtual home organizers that you can recommend? Clarification: I’m referring to a person not a tool.

Every morning after I've finished showering etc, I take a minky cloth from the stack in the bathroom cupboard, and wipe round. Toilet last. Denture tablets in the toilet bowl and cistern and leave to soak. Of course I do a deep clean but this everyday maintenance just makes it look nicer.

Your home is beautiful!

Do you have any tips for problem family mess? I mean for when you live with a dropper and forgetter or a peron that throws rubbish literally on the floor or table? Feeling overwelmed here and Im sure there ARE tips but I never see them anywhere.

My cordless vacume, a Dyson, is my favorite cleaning tool. It makes vacuuming easy and so I am happy to do it. It’s life changing, and so lightweight.

At least half of these things are definitely more than 1 minute chores! 👎

Being mindful of striking a healthy balance of consuming and creating/contributing is so important so it's wonderful that you posted this thought-provoking video. I've always been content and not the type to envy others. Decluttering and minimalizing has had a very profound impact on my life and allowed me to reach a new level of contentment though.

Sweep or vacuum once a day? I need to vacuum, sweep, and dust mop every single day if I want just the upstairs flooring in my home to look good. I have a yellow lab who sheds so much, it's unreal.

I do several of these chores routinely. I also do a few of them not nearly often enough (vacuum cleaner fluff!). I'm going to start cleaning my windows -- maybe one at a time -- and also dusting the lights. Great ideas!!😊

I love to spray one of my favorite body mist on my curtains & throws.

Wonderful video! Thanks!

Really enjoyed this video!

It may take more than a minute to DO -- but only a minute to DECIDE to do it LOL (Hardest part sometimes!)

Hi Angela! I really agree with you... I feel pretty much comfortable with my life. I don't go on vacation very often, i don't buy much and i even try to cut off my expanses even more. I think that society became much more materialistic...

My Mom used to say that if you have your health you have just about everything.

Hi Angela, I agree with many of the comments below. I think we compare because it’s part of being human. Once we compare, what do we do with that attitude. Do we try to keep up with the Jones’s, do we think I’m content with what I have and don’t need more and do we have grace to know we are blessed with what we have. I also think age changes a person. I’m 72 and I’m content with what I have. When I was younger I was not. I’m not a minimalist but I have figured out how to buy what I need and not what I want. It’s taken me awhile to get there. Age also changes your priorities, now I’m more concerned with my husband and I being safe and comfortable in our home as we get older not as we would say buying stuff. You are a very insight young lady and are learning things won’t make you happy or content all the time. Keep up the good work. Bonnie

I actually want a slower, smaller life, but it's more expensive! I'd love to have a tiny house or an RV but the entrance price is steep.

Such a great and helpful video. Thank you

Well, even monkeys compare treats and get angry if the division isn't equal - there are studies on it! I agree with the philosophy of course, 100%, but it's an embedded part of us to compare. That's the struggle. I think the key is limiting exposure. Before we didn't have so much access to people who lived way above us. However, other studies show that you really only compare yourself to your close peers. So, to complicate my statement, it's more about how your peers live and how you stack up than looking at those way above or below you (in your own estimation).

This is brilliant, Angela. Maybe your best yet! I do struggle with these things. Many thanks.

Comparison, kinda reminds me of the parable of the vineyard workers (Matthew 20: 1-16) I also think of the man with no shoes complaining to the man with no feet.

Gratitude is what regulates our attitude. We can easily take our blessings for granted. I strive not to.

My husband and I sit by the Fireplace with the Christmas tree, Coffee, Christmas music and enjoying Vintage Christmas magazines.