Here's What Works When
Letting Go Of Clutter Feels Hard

Here's the truth about why organizing attempts fail:

It's not because you're lazy, broken, or "just not an organized person." It's because most organization advice treats clutter like it's just stuff to move around—when really, letting go of clutter feels hard because it's tied to deeper emotional weight.

When you've tried everything and nothing sticks, it's usually because you're fighting the symptoms (the mess) instead of addressing what's really weighing you down inside.

The women who finally succeed aren't the ones who find better organizing systems...

They're the ones who learn to release what no longer serves them—both the physical items AND the emotional attachments keeping them stuck.

• Why organizing systems fail when the real issue is emotional attachment (and the gentle release approach that actually works)

• The hidden emotional weight behind your clutter—and how to identify what's really keeping you stuck

• How to move from "organizing stuff" to releasing what no longer serves you with compassion, not force

• The difference between decluttering and true inner release—and why this changes everything

• A simple practice for making letting-go decisions from a place of peace instead of pressure

• Why releasing what weighs you down inside is the key to finally maintaining your space outside

• The support system that makes letting go feel safe instead of scary—so you can actually follow through

You really can do this...

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A note from Jes Marcy,
Professional Organizer

Hi, I'm Jes—and I created this workshop because I've seen too many amazing women think they're "hopeless cases" when really, they've just been trying to organize their way out of something that requires a different kind of work.

If you've tried every organizing system and nothing sticks, you're not broken. You're just trying to solve an emotional problem with a practical solution.

The truth is, when letting go of clutter feels hard, it's because your stuff represents more than just things. It's tied to memories, identity, guilt, and fears about who you'll be without it all.

This workshop shares the real strategies that have helped thousands of women who felt exactly like you do right now. Women who tried everything to get organized—until they learned that the real work wasn't about finding better systems, but about releasing what was weighing them down inside.

If you're ready to stop fighting the same battles with your stuff and start addressing what's really keeping you stuck, I'll be right there with you.

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👉 Embarrassed to show pictures of your house

👉 Like you have more clutter than anyone else

👉 Overwhelmed by your house

👉 Like you're always behind because of your house

👉 Like your house drains your energy

👉 Exhausted by the stuff everywhere

...What won't work in the long-run: 

🚫 Hiring someone else to "fix it" (the piles will come back)

🚫 Trying to just "be better" (you'll only burnout)

🚫 Ignoring it (clutter and chaos grow stress: emotionally, mentally and physically)

Are you someone who:

👉 Gets overwhelmed easily and can't figure out where to start

👉 Feels like your brain "shuts down" when you see clutter

👉 Starts cleaning but gets distracted and nothing gets finished

👉 Feels constantly behind no matter how hard you try

👉 Can't maintain habits or routines that work for other people

👉 Feels paralyzed by decisions about what to keep or toss

What won't work in the long run:

🚫 More organizing systems (when the real issue is letting go)

🚫 Forcing yourself to "just get rid of stuff" (without addressing the emotional weight)

🚫 Ignoring why holding on feels safer than releasing (the resistance will keep you stuck)

Here's What Works 
When Letting Go 
Of Clutter Feels Hard