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107 - How to declutter collectables and collections

107 - How to declutter collectables and collections

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In this episode, Heather untangles the fine line between a comforting collection and overwhelming clutter. She explores why collecting feels so soothing for neurodivergent brains, how it can quietly shift into pressure or guilt, and what questions to ask if your “treasures” have taken over. You’ll learn how to spot when you’re keeping things for love, nostalgia, or the hope they’ll be worth something one day, and how to keep the joy without drowning in stuff.

Chapters:

Intro: When Treasures Take Over

Why We Collect

When Comfort Turns Into Clutter

Are You Still Enjoying It?

Holding On to Past You

The “It Might Be Worth Something” Trap

The Emotional Layer Behind Collecting

Keeping What Truly Matters

Redefining What You Keep

The Sunk Cost Reminder

Loving Collections Without Letting Them Take Over


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