Managing expectations: 5 steps to declutter the holiday chaos #130

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Does the holiday season feel more chaotic than cheerful?
Are you drowning in clutter, overwhelm, and endless gift lists?

The holidays should bring peace and joy, but for so many of us, they come wrapped in stress. Between tidying the house, managing family expectations, and juggling countless commitments, it’s easy to feel like the season owns you.

But here’s the thing: it doesn’t have to be that way.

In this week’s podcast episode, Managing Expectations: 5 Steps to Declutter the Holiday Chaos, I’m breaking down exactly how to take control. Using the KonMari approach and other organization strategies, I’ll help you rethink how you approach the holiday season.

We’ll talk about:
✅ Setting boundaries with family without guilt.
✅ Simplifying gift-giving (without losing the magic).
✅ Prioritizing what sparks joy—so your holiday reflects your values.

When you’re clear on your vision for the season, organizing everything—from your schedule to your gifts—becomes a breeze. Imagine a holiday where connection, calm, and clarity replace stress and overwhelm.

The holidays don’t have to run you ragged. Take a step back, declutter the chaos, and design a season that truly brings joy to your family.

Ready to reclaim your holiday spirit? Hit play and find out how!

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1. Simplifying Holiday Chaos With Boundaries (00:00:00)

2. Navigating Family Pushback on Holiday Boundaries (00:13:40)