Continuous Improver, Tara Bremer, knows a thing or two about how to declutter and organize your home. If you’re looking for a way to clean out your physical space or reduce your mental load, this episode has tips to bring you peace in the new year. As the founder of House Peace, Tara is the perfect person to lead us in our efforts.
Tara and Kristin also take the theme of decluttering from our lived in homes to our lived in beliefs with a discussion on how to unlearn, relearn and declutter our faith. If you’re not sure what you believe, what to hold on to or what it’s okay to get rid of when it comes to your views on God, the Bible or the church, this episode will help you let go of the things that don’t define you anymore.
Keep scrolling down for mentioned links and additional related resources on deconstruction and what to do after you “donate” the things that don’t fit you anymore.
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LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:
Find your Enneagram Style
Find Peace for your House
This is such a good box!
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RELATED RESOURCES:
Reimagine God: a series on unlearning and relearning God
Rebuild after Deconstructing
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SCRIPTURE TO EXPLORE:
Matthew 6:19-21
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