ORGANIZE WITH GRACE | Declutter | Renew | Rebuild

Grace Rehman | Declutter Guide | Professional Organizer
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Organize with Grace — For Your New Season is a gentle, hope‑filled podcast for the woman emerging from a hard season and ready for a fresh start. If your home feels overwhelming and cluttered from survival mode, you’re not alone. Here, decluttering is more than just clearing the space; it’s about renewal. Each episode offers simple, compassionate guidance to help you release what no longer belongs and create a home that supports who you’re becoming.

  1. 2d ago

    What Happened When I Made Space to Slow Down and Listen

    In this episode, I share what happened when I finally slowed down this summer and chose simplicity. As I talk through my own small reckoning, I want you to hear yourself in it too. If you’ve been wanting clarity, quiet, or a slower pace, this conversation is meant for you. Read the full story on my blog here: Two Things I Got Clear on This Summer If you’re ready for support as you simplify your home and your life, you can book a free 15-minute call with me. Let's chat about where you are and what you want your next season to look like. Book your call here --> 15-Minute Call

  2. Jun 17

    Swedish Death Cleaning Could Be the Method To Downsizing Success (An Interview with Emily McDermott)

    There comes a point where many families need to address the proverbial elephant in the room: What happens to all of my parents' stuff someday? Whether you are helping aging parents downsize, supporting a move into assisted living, or simply thinking ahead for your own future, this conversation is important. In this episode, I sit down with Emily McDermott to talk about an inspiring topic (and book) with an unusual name but one that's so impactful: The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning. Together we talk about: Why planning can ease stress for loved ones The difference between sentimental and simply old How to start downsizing without overwhelm Why asking family members what they actually want matters The emotional side of letting go Why waiting until a crisis often makes things harder This conversation is really about keeping what matters and making thoughtful decisions while there is still time and space to do so. If you’re helping a parent downsize or beginning to think about your own future, I am confident that this episode will meet you right where you are. Grab Emily's free guide "5 Simple Steps to Start Swedish Death Cleaning" Connect with Emily: Website: www.simplebyemmy.com  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/simplebyemmy/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/simplebyemmy  Have a question or two about the downsizing process? You don’t have to figure this out alone. I offer 30‑minute coaching sessions to help you get clear next steps for your parents’ situation, whether you’re local or supporting them from a distance. Book your session here → 30-Minute Downsize Coaching Session

    Swedish Death Cleaning Could Be the Method To Downsizing Success (An Interview with Emily McDermott)

  3. May 7

    Helping Your Parents Downsize and Clear Out Their Home

    In this episode, I’m sharing who this podcast is really for and why I’ve shifted my focus toward helping the sons and daughters navigating downsizing, caregiving, and clearing out a parent’s home. If you’ve been carrying this in the background of your life and wondering where to begin, this is for you. Download the free guide: 👉 Helping Your Parent Downsize and Move

    Helping Your Parents Downsize and Clear Out Their Home

  4. Mar 13

    Bags of Bags: Decluttering the Gift Bag Stash

    Gift bags seem harmless to keep, but over time, they can gradually multiply around the house. In this episode, I share how my own stash turned into bags of bags and a simple way to keep them under control.   Download your free declutter list below: 👉 40-plus Declutter Checklist — Organize with Grace   Thinking about downsizing? I also offer virtual downsizing planning sessions. If you'd like to find out if this could help you, fill out the short interest form. I will personally follow up with you. 👉 Start Your Downsizing Plan

    Bags of Bags: Decluttering the Gift Bag Stash

  5. Feb 11

    Just One Thing: A Simple Way to Start Clearing Your Closet

    What if you didn’t need a full weekend to clear your closet?   In this episode, I’m sharing why “just one thing” might be the simplest and most sustainable way to begin. When decluttering feels manageable, you’re more likely to repeat it. One item at a time becomes space, relief, and momentum — without overwhelm.   If you’re ready for calm, steady progress in your home, this is your place to start.   → Ready for more personalized support? Book a session with me here: Work with Grace   → Get this free resource and get monthly updates from me: Declutter Checklist

    Just One Thing: A Simple Way to Start Clearing Your Closet

  6. Jan 30

    The Paper Pause: When Paper Is So Hard to Let Go Of (And What It’s Really Holding)

    Paper without a due date can be the hardest to deal with, like notes, lists, journals, and ideas you’re not ready to decide on yet.   In this opening episode of a short series on paper, we start with understanding why writing can feel safer than deciding, and why paper often lingers longer than we expect.   Links mentioned in this episode:   → Get this free resource and receive monthly updates from me: 40+ Things to Give Away, Donate, or Toss https://organizewithgrace.com/declutterchecklist  → Work with me:  Finish It with Grace https://calendly.com/gracerehman/fiwg-session  Have a question? Email me hello@organizewithgrace.com

    The Paper Pause: When Paper Is So Hard to Let Go Of (And What It’s Really Holding)

  7. Jan 23

    Why January Doesn’t Need To Be Productive: Two Simple Questions Instead of New Year’s Resolutions

    January doesn’t have to be productive to count.   In this episode, I share why it’s okay if you moved slower than expected, felt tired, or didn’t follow through on New Year’s resolutions. Instead of pressure, I offer a simpler way to reflect using two simple questions that help you move forward without overwhelm.   I also speak to you who jumped into decluttering (especially paper) with momentum, then found yourself slowing down or second-guessing the pace.   This episode sets the tone for what’s coming next: a new series focused on paper and how to approach it without guilt or rushing.   If you’d like support as you begin (or return to) decluttering, I invite you to join my email list.   When you join, I’ll send you a simple declutter list you can use as a starting point. It’s not a challenge, not a schedule, and not something you have to finish all at once. Just a clear place to begin when you’re ready.   You can sign up using this link: 40-plus Declutter Checklist — Organize with Grace   Start where you are.   I’m glad you’re here.

    Why January Doesn’t Need To Be Productive: Two Simple Questions Instead of New Year’s Resolutions

  8. 12/13/2025

    111 | The First Step You’ve Been Missing: Why You Can’t Finish Decluttering Alone

    There’s that one thing you keep meaning to deal with. The closet. The paperwork. The room you close the door on. You tell yourself you’ll get to it, but somehow you never do. In this episode, I talk about why it’s not that you don’t know where to start. It’s that doing it alone feels like too much. I share the simple first step most women are missing, why decluttering stalls halfway through, and how support changes everything. I also introduce Finish It With Grace, a side-by-side session for the woman who’s ready to stop circling the same project and finally get it done. If you’ve been stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated with yourself, this episode is for you. 👉 Sign up for a session here: Finish It With Grace - Book Your Session

    111 | The First Step You’ve Been Missing: Why You Can’t Finish Decluttering Alone
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Organize with Grace — For Your New Season is a gentle, hope‑filled podcast for the woman emerging from a hard season and ready for a fresh start. If your home feels overwhelming and cluttered from survival mode, you’re not alone. Here, decluttering is more than just clearing the space; it’s about renewal. Each episode offers simple, compassionate guidance to help you release what no longer belongs and create a home that supports who you’re becoming.

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