"The Holidays Become a Mosh-Pit of Spending" | Tracy McCubbin [REPLAY]

Joining me for her third appearance on the show is professional organizer, Tracy McCubbin. On this episode, we talk about Black Friday pressures, sticking to a holiday budget, buying secondhand presents, pressure to decorate our homes, what to do when we receive gifts we didn't ask for and so much more!

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Links Discussed in This Episode

• Order a Copy of Minimalist Moms: Living and Parenting with Simplicity
• Substack: Minimalist Moms Podcast
• Tracey's Resource: Otto Skin Goods
• Previous Episode: …But First, We Need to Address the Acquisition Cycle with Tracy McCubbin
• Previous Episode: EP241: Stop Attracting Clutter with Tracy McCubbin
• Book: Fast Like a Girl by Mindy Pelz
• Tracy's Resource: Save the Food
• Tracy Can't Stop Talking About: I Am Stripes | Dr. Mary Galveston
• Connect with Tracey:
• Website: dClutterfly
• Instagram
• Book: Make Space for Happiness by Tracy McCubbin

About Tracy |

Tracy is a professional organizer, bestselling author, and founder of dClutterfly, with nearly two decades of experience helping people simplify their homes and lives. Inspired by her motto, “Don’t put it down, put it away,” she has helped thousands of clients tackle clutter and develop lasting organizational habits.

As the daughter of a hoarder, Tracy understands the emotional connection we have to our possessions and brings a unique perspective to decluttering. She is the author of Making Space, Clutter-Free and Make Space for Happiness and has been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, The Washington Post, and more.

Beyond organizing, Tracy is the co-founder of GalCare, a women-led social enterprise in Kenya. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband—and always knows where her keys are.

Episode Sponsors |

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