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I’m thrilled to announce my brand new book, a project very close to my heart. Over the past several years I’ve focused on streamlining and simplifying my life, learning habits that support an organized home. I discovered that holding on to the wrong items affected how I felt and functioned. In attempts to declutter I would empty one closet only to fill another. Clutter and chores were crowding out the things I truly wanted in my life. I was tired of trying to keep up, stuck in a cycle of accumulation and busyness.
Determined to make lasting change, I realized I needed a new mindset and habits. Gradually I made deliberate choices and practiced intentional habits to make room for what really matters. I haven’t looked back.
My home isn’t perfect—and it likely never will be—but I’m far more equipped to make clear decisions about what to keep and what to release. Once I changed my thinking, possessions ceased to control me. I now have a practical plan that helps me focus on what matters each day.
While we were moving into our current home, I was also writing this book to share what I learned about decluttering, organizing, and simplifying. Today I’m excited to officially reveal the news: my new book is called Make Room for What You Love and it releases May 1.
Preorder the book now and it will be shipped when it releases.
The ideas and encouragement in this book grew out of a season when I was juggling too much—moving forces you to confront how much you really own. Full disclosure: I don’t recommend writing a book during a move. Still, despite the chaos, writing this book was a passion project and my favorite to date.
The lessons in Make Room for What You Love have been game changers for me, transforming both my home and my relationship with the things that once cluttered my life.
Whether you struggle with clutter or simply want to rekindle your love for your home, I hope this book brings encouragement, grace, and fresh inspiration.
I’m committed to not letting the wrong stuff be the boss of me. Our possessions should inspire and support us, not weigh us down.
This book is not a manifesto for minimalism or a how-to for tossing everything. It’s also not an exhaustive organizing manual. Instead, it’s a practical and encouraging guide to invite in the things that matter most by clearing away what holds you back.
Make Room for What You Love offers motivating daily habits and straightforward tips to simplify your home so it serves your family and inspires you to pursue your goals. The book is organized into ten chapters focused on attainable goals and a mindset for success. A practical challenge section at the back provides a doable plan to help you declutter and organize your home step by step.
If you’d like to help spread the word, feel free to share the book cover or images from this post.
Thank you for the kindness and support you’ve shown as I pursue these new adventures. Writing and blogging have been an unexpected joy and blessing, and I’m grateful you’re a part of this journey.
You can order Make Room for What You Love today.
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