Hey Guys,
If you have a lot of shoes but still feel like you're always wearing the same pair, this episode will help you clear out what isn't being used so your home.
Shoes are one of the easiest categories to accumulate and one of the hardest to manage because they tend to live out in the open. They pile up by the door, on the floor, in closets, and under beds. Even when you're not consciously thinking about them, they add visual clutter and take up physical space.
This episode walks you through a practical, no-overthinking way to declutter your shoes based on how you actually live now.
XO,
Amber
Episode 315 – Wardrobe Series - Introduction to the Wardrobe Series
Tops
Episode 316 – Wardrobe Series – Tops: Prep + Sort Hanging Tops by Category
Episode 317 – Wardrobe Series – Tops: Declutter Your Hanging Tops
Episode 318 – Wardrobe Series – Tops: Declutter Your Folded Tops
Bottoms
Episode 319 – Wardrobe Series – Bottoms: Declutter Your Jeans
Episode 320 – Wardrobe Series – Bottoms: Declutter Pants
Episode 321 – Wardrobe Series – Bottoms: Declutter Skirts
Episode 322 – Wardrobe Series – Bottoms: Declutter Leggings & Casual Pants
One-Pieces
Episode 323 – Wardrobe Series – One-Pieces: Declutter Your Dresses, Rompers, Etc.
Everything Else
Episode 324 – Wardrobe Series – Shoes
Coming up...
Episode 325 – Wardrobe Series – Undergarments & Swimwear
Episode 326 – Wardrobe Series – Jackets + Coats
Episode 327 – Wardrobe Series – Accessories (belts, scarves, hats)
How This Series Works
• One small category at a time
• Clear, doable steps in every episode
• Focused attention so you can actually finish each section
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🛑 Disclaimer:
I am not a licensed therapist, counselor, or mental health professional. This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are experiencing emotional distress or mental health concerns, please seek help from a qualified mental health provider for more helpful tips and updates
