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I am blown away seeing an American choosing the blunt truth over people pleasing political correctness bla 😮 remarkable.

I hear this, and yet cannot put things back if it's been worn out... I have mostly been able to deal with my OCD about "clean" and "unclean" things at this point in my life, but laundry is still a trigger for me. I have made concessions about certain clothes in one part of the closet (coats and jackets), but still have the majority draped over a shelf in my room.

I had two heart attacks and a mini stroke when I was 62, so it is never too early to start cleaning. I began preparing for my eventual death when I turned 50 because I didn't want my son to deal with my things after I am gone. When I had to clear out my younger sister's home who died at 50, it was devestating. Having to deal with a loved one's things AND grieve at the same time is just too much to deal with. It's not morbid to deal with these things. It is practical. I got rid of my journals. I know that my loved ones would read them even if I wrote on the box not too,LOL

I'm always upset when I save to buy something as by the time I can afford ithe ithing its either sold out or gone.

Over. It looks better, and it does roll better.

"Live within your means" - Grandpa's sage advice holds true.

If the cat or kid pulls out a lot it is easier to roll paper back if hanging under. I choose under as I break less off.

Great informative podcast!

GIRL get a dryer. Life is too short.

The toilet paper HAS to be OVER 😂❤

People who tell you to take your shoes off in their house are psychopaths and you need to walk away.

Ofcourse you take your shoes off in your house, it is a house not a shed, I think it is disrespectful to go in someone's house stepping inside that house with your shoes fill of germs from the streets you've been all day

Is this real? Who really cares

ADHD people have a really hard time listening to a long intro.

I get it when he says we're doomed. But it sounds like you're being part of the problem and not part of the solution.

It takes me days to fill the dishwasher so that I can wash and sanitize the load, so I rinse my dishes before loading so the food won't stink after sitting for a few days, and so the machine will be able to clean better. I run the dishwasher twice a week. If I used the dishwasher each day, maybe I would rinse less.

This was hilarious! I'm toilet paper under at home because I think in tears better and you use less but toilet paper over is a little prettier. No shoes in the house for me. I wear slippers. I don't ask people to take their shoes off. I never lived anywhere that had a dishwasher. I put my half worn clothes on hooks on the back of the door. I like using a line but it's winter half the year in Niagara Falls area so I usually use the dryer😅 I decant very few things. Most cups are facing up. Tupperware lids off Bed aired out I iron but in the same style as Leslie

Glasses, cups, and mugs I store with the rims up because I think I might chip the rim placing them down. I also think those items are more stable with the bottoms on the bottom. Imagine naming something the base or bottom and then putting that part on the top. Crazy. Am I right?!

I live in a studio w/separate bathrm = I exercise in the same rm as bed = btwn reps I make bed, straighten rm, dust--> anything that needs doing in the timeframe (I set a timer btwn reps).😊

I've almost never had a dishwasher or used one, and my father taught me to rinse dishes after eating, so food won't stick and doing dishes by hand will be easier later! He calls it "bachelor's dishes"!!! It doesn't have to be hot water.

I always put glasses down on a piece of paper towel = in my mind, some air flow if still damp from dishwasher & no dust, etc . Dust & other tiny fruit flies can get inside cabinets. Maybe this is just a paranoia of mind.. but that's my reasoning. .. No lids, I don't like them being airtight storing nothing, especially if damp from dishwasher.

Before I sold my house ,I was pretty exacting about it being 'over' .. after selling my home, living a few months w/ family until I got my studio, I guess I just forgot about it, bc I don't even think about it anymore. .. always rinse -- no matter if high-end dishwasher, top of the line detergent = never fully clean. Now it is in my brain... Good tips to ck in dishwasher for better efficiency. ..no shoes, except for indoor exercise shoes. .. Americans typically don't, but after living abroad for 2 yrs, this became a habit. Then my home had white carpet in many rms. That carpet along w/some peroxide stayed almost brand new looking in most rooms until I sold.

I knew the first one had to be the toilet roll!😂😂😂

I knew the first one would be the toilet roll!😂😂😂

Very helpful.

BRAVO 🎉🎉

This was an excellent conversation, and the topics can apply to anyone. I have worked a lot on de powering the inner critic and being my own best friend. The strategy Zoe shared is similar to the one I use that I learned in Rick Hanson's book "Buddha's Brain". To remember or even just imagine an "antidote" to the negative thought is SO powerful. The more I do, the more joyful my life has become and the more successful I have been in many areas of life. I am going to get Zoe's book and look forward to recommending it to clients, friends, and family.

He has written a clutter of books!!

What, no list? 😢

How can I watch the podcast from the start in order to today pleasexxx

Although I agree with a lot of White Peter says and he made some really good points., Every time you would try to talk, he would start talking over you and that was rather irritating.

I tried watching this without sound and the type was extremely difficult to follow with the type pulsing and changing size. Just changing color would be enough, it's too many effects going on be helpful. It is also leaving the screen too fast for me to read.

Tips begin at 4:42

Very relevant to me because I don't want things to go in landfill so it ends up stuck in my house... some items like old phones need research so that can be a roadblock for me and final one is, I don't drive so getting things to specific places can be hard.

Our local charity shop just asks that you label rag bags. Our shop also have an ironing board so they sometimes iron the items. My roadblock is being embarrassed by the quality of my items I donated. I know it's probably silly but just the way I feel. This is a great discussion.😊

😅what a great man stellios is helped so many people a good listener understanding caring I'm a horder learning alot from these videos

Sentimental is hard for me and what Ingrid said was helpful. I am an sentimental person sho I should sprinkle sentimental things throughout my house just don't bury my house in sentimental things! Like sprinkles on ice cream. Sprinkles on ice cream is fun, eating sprinkles from the container with a spoon is not fun😅

I would always wash what I buy so I do not wash what I donate….you need momentum

How to responsibly recycle: cassette tapes, VHS tapes and old computer/laptops. No one wants them. Some places advertise that you can send them the VHS or Cassette tapes and they will "responsibly" dispose of them, but you have to pay money for the service. Suppository, you have to drill holes in your old laptops so no one can steal your banking information. The stuff is piling up, and I don't want to just chuck them in the landfill and be done with it.

I see You Tube videos with people taking their clothes off hangers from their closets and theowing them in a heap into a garbage bag and this seems like a terrible presentation and a bad idea on general. If I can't leave them on hangers, can I at least fold them and put them into a nice box? Something I heard about donating is: would you rather have the stuff or the space?

How did you know the full donation box is still in my hall! 😮

This has motivated me to get a charity shop run done this weekend as I have been putting it off. Also for those in the UK it might be worth checking your local council website, as my local council will collect textiles and small electrical items when they collect my general rubbish/recycling. I find the textiles collection really useful for clothes are no longer wearable and wont be taken by my local charity shops.

Also though I don't have adhd or autism a lot of these tips are helpful for my chronic illness.

That's interesting about the alcohol free thing. I never drank a lot , 2-4 drinks a week, but ever since covid made a genetic condition symptomatic in 2022 I have had only 2-3 drinks a YEAR and while I do miss it a little sometimes , it just makes my life easier not to have alcohol because the fatigue from my illness is so bad I can't enjoy it the same. Also no more fast food and very very little processed food because of the migraines.

Floordrobes 🤣 love you two gals 🥰

I am so overwhelmed.

Omg. I have this thinking. Yikes. 😳

Here at Aldi's, they let you take their boxes at the end of the day and their boxes are perfect for closets because they're open on top and are attractive!

Thank you for this! I have separated out on a tarp all the brand new, unopened items I've found in my home, and you just reminded me that some of them were intended to be gifts, and I had just now been overwhelmed not knowing what to do with everything.

Hello, I've never watched your channel before and YT showed this video as a recommendation and I thoroughly enjoyed it and found it helpful and informative. I will now go and take a look at Ange's podcasts and then take a look at your previous videos. Good job 👍 All the best Angela