Affirmations for Collectors: Inspiration to Help You Curb Clutter

Hey Collectors!
Do you need some inspiration while decluttering? We all need encouragement in our lives.
As someone who is very passionate about their work, I wanted to create visual and audio support for people with clutter.

Last year I interviewed and wrote an "Affirmations for Collectors" blog featuring inspirational words from Geralin Thomas, Dr. Melva Green, Annie Rhorbach, and Dr. Regina Lark. These women are leading experts in the organizing field, and they all feel as strongly about affirmations as I do.

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This year, I have gone into the music studio and created an "Affirmations for Collectors" single download created specifically with the Collector in mind.  With the power of positive thinking, it is amazing what you can do! Grab some items to go through, find a comfy place to sit and listen. You can repeat these affirmations out loud or quietly to yourself, and breathe deeply while going through items to sor. Listen to "Affirmations for Collectors" in the car, or while you are gardening or taking a walk. Allow yourself to accept the invitation to relax and feel good about your decluttering efforts.

How to download "Affirmations for Collectors":
1. Open iTunes music store - search for "Rachel Seavey" - download.
2. Go to our facebook page and click the link at the top that says music store.

All proceeds from the single will go towards another "Affirmations" project.

Thank you for stopping by Collectors!

Need more encouragement? Hire a Collector Care Professional Organizer to inspire you on your clutter free journey. By working together, you can have accountability, efficiency and success. Asking for help is imperative for those with hoarding disorder and chronic disorganization.

You will live in a clutter free home.

Affirmations For People With Clutter - From Experts On Clutter (Part 1)

Hello Collectors! One of the first steps of clearing clutter is believing in yourself. You can do it, all you need is a little help.

Affirmations are positive statements that you can tell yourself when you are feeling overwhelmed with clutter or anything else in your life. They are something that I have used in order to obtain positive thinking during hard times. It may sound simple or even silly at first, but it has been proven in some individuals to combat ANT's (automatic negative thoughts). Stop telling yourself that you are bad, or lazy or not worth the effort. Try comforting yourself, inspiring yourself, and enjoy this collection of affirmations from some of the worlds best experts on chronic disorganization and hoarding.

I will honor my budget when shopping and acquiring. - Geralin Thomas

I release those thoughts and things that no longer serve my Highest Good. - Dr. Melva Green

Clear spaces leave room for opportunity. - Caroline Totah

You are not your clutter - Dr.Regina Lark 

I am worthy of having a healthy home. - Tony Leonardini

My space is my temple, I keep it clear and free of items that no longer serve me. - Rachel Seavey

I will fill my free time with experiences rather than "things" or "stuff."  - Geralin Thomas

My home is a warm, peaceful, comfortable, beautiful haven.  - Annie Rohrbach

I have the power to embrace the fear of letting go, and the strength to keep me from acquiring. - Rachel Seavey

Thank you to everyone who contributed to this post. Please feel free to submit your own affirmations in the comment area and I will add them to part two of this blog series.  

Rachel Seavey, Professional Organizer At Collector Care

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