We discuss the immense satisfaction that comes from clearing a messy shelf, Elizabeth describes some unforeseen consequences of getting a dog—and the podcast is now on YouTube.

Why we should question our limiting beliefs, how to create outer order accountability for saying "no," and a hack using measuring cups.

Use the strategy to "Stop talking," an interview about modern romance with Joanna Coles, and dealing with the end of a Season of Stress.

When your parents are driving you crazy because they’ve kept every piece of your schoolwork, all the way back to kindergarten, or when you’re driving yourself crazy because you can’t bring yourself to toss any of your husband’s ragged college t-shirts, remember: all this junk is an expression of love.

Podcast 133: Why it’s helpful to create a place for things in transition, how to create accountability if you’re introverted or shy—and do you have strong views about how to load a dishwasher?

Podcast 125: Plan a virtual move, a deep-dive into advice about sending a child off to college, a painless way to remove a splinter, and a photograph-related demerit.

Podcast 123: Why we should shield ourselves from worry, and also open items carefully, and how clothes can transform our attitudes and emotions. Plus tips for new dog owners.

Podcast 113: Why you should reclaim your dump zones, how to make a tough decision, and is your birthday important to you?

A Little Happier: One of the most irksome ways to waste time is to do something well that we need not do at all.

Podcast 111: Beware of "storage," a hack about flipping a coin, and more on the constant challenge of email.