Also to get rid of some KZbin subscriptions for shows we never got to it. I should remove them too.

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 It’s wonderful to hear that the video gave you some helpful ideas. Best of luck as you dive into your decluttering journey-remember to take it one step at a time. You’ve got this, and your peaceful, organized space is just around the corner! 🌟💪 Let us know how it goes!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear you found the video helpful and interesting. Your feedback means a lot and inspires us to keep creating content that resonates. If you have any favorite "priceless" items you'd never part with, feel free to share-I’d love to hear your story! 😊✨

You make a valid point, and it's a sentiment many are realizing. The next generation often values experiences over physical possessions, which can make it challenging to pass down items with personal significance. That’s why decluttering with intention is so important-keeping what truly matters to you, while letting go of the excess. For heirlooms or sentimental items, consider sharing their stories now, perhaps alongside a handwritten note or a photo. This way, even if the item itself isn’t kept, the memory and meaning can live on in a way that resonates. And ultimately, uncluttering your home can be a gift to both yourself and your loved ones-a way to simplify life and make space for peace. Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🌟

Thank you for sharing your feelings-it's brave to acknowledge these struggles, and it's an important first step. Many people feel the same way, and you're definitely not alone. The connection between our physical spaces and our emotional state is real, and it can be overwhelming when it feels like one reflects or reinforces the other. Here are a few thoughts that might help: 1. Start Small and Celebrate Wins Rather than trying to tackle everything at once, focus on one small area-a drawer, a corner, or a single surface. Declutter that space and take a moment to acknowledge your progress. Success in small steps can build momentum and confidence. 2. Understand the "Why" Behind Items Ask yourself why you're holding onto certain things. Is it out of fear, sentiment, or a belief that you might need it someday? Understanding the emotional attachment can help you make peace with letting go-or decide to keep what truly matters. 3. Focus on Creating Calm, Not Perfection Remember, decluttering isn’t about achieving a picture-perfect home. It’s about creating a space that feels calming and manageable for you. Even small changes can bring a sense of peace. 4. Seek Support Sometimes, it's helpful to have someone by your side-a trusted friend, family member, or even a professional organizer. They can provide perspective, encouragement, and practical help. 5. Address the Inside, Too Since you mentioned your inner feelings, consider exploring ways to nurture your emotional well-being. Journaling, talking to a therapist, or practicing mindfulness can help create a sense of order within, making it easier to reflect that outwardly. 6. Set Gentle Maintenance Habits Try introducing a simple habit, like spending 10 minutes tidying a specific area each day. Over time, these small routines can help maintain the progress you’ve made. 7. Embrace Self-Compassion It's okay to have setbacks-it’s all part of the process. Treat yourself with kindness and patience. Decluttering is not just about physical items; it’s also about giving yourself the grace to grow at your own pace. Remember, your clutter doesn’t define you, and change-even small, gradual change-is always possible. You’ve already taken an important step by sharing this. 🌟

@@EvergreenSeniors-n4o thank you for your kind and thoughtful words; I must repent of having characterized my small victory yesterday as "only making a dent", and instead celebrate it as you suggest

Those are fantastic tips! ✨ "Don't put it down, put it away" - Such a simple yet powerful habit to prevent clutter from building up. It saves time later and keeps spaces looking neat and organized. "Begin a cooking or baking project with an empty dishwasher" - Absolutely genius! This makes cleanup so much smoother and less overwhelming when you’re done creating your delicious masterpiece. Thanks for sharing these gems-practical advice like this makes everyday tasks much more manageable! 🍳🧹

Thank you for sharing your thoughts so openly. It takes courage to recognize the connection between our surroundings and how we feel inside-it’s not easy, and you’re not alone in feeling this way. Decluttering can feel overwhelming when it’s tied to deeper emotions or patterns, but it doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing. Here are a few thoughts that might help: Start Small and Be Kind to Yourself: Instead of tackling everything at once, focus on just one tiny area-a single drawer or a corner of a room. Celebrate even the smallest progress, because every step forward matters. Shift the Focus to Self-Care: Think of decluttering not as a chore but as an act of care for yourself. By creating a calmer space, you’re giving yourself more room to breathe and feel at ease. Embrace Imperfection: It’s okay if things feel temporary at first. Decluttering is a journey, not a one-time fix. The fact that you’re trying shows incredible resilience-give yourself credit for that effort. Create Systems That Work for You: If you feel drawn back to what’s familiar, try creating simple habits or routines that help keep order in a way that feels natural for you. For example, “put it away, not down” can make a big difference over time. Seek Support if You Need It: Sometimes, having a friend, family member, or even a professional organizer to help can make the process less daunting. You don’t have to do it all alone. Remember, your worth isn’t tied to the state of your home. Progress might feel slow, but every small step forward brings you closer to the peace you deserve. Sending you encouragement-you’re stronger than you think. 💛

@EvergreenSeniors-n4o I'm around and around looking for tips and I just can't get much done. What's worse is I'm bringing more stuff in.

You gave me a good idea. I'm just going to do draws. Thanks for the inspiration. You motivated me. 🙋

Thank you for your comment! I completely understand where you're coming from-living in a place with limited storage can definitely make decluttering and organizing feel like a challenge. The tips I shared are meant to inspire ideas, but I know they may not fit every situation perfectly. If you’re short on storage, consider getting creative with vertical space (like shelves) or multi-purpose furniture with hidden storage. Sometimes it’s about finding solutions that work uniquely for your space. If you have any strategies that work for you in small spaces, I’d love to hear them-let’s keep learning from each other!

Thank you so much for your kind words and helpful suggestion! I truly appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback. I'm so sorry the screen movement made it uncomfortable to watch-I’ll absolutely keep this in mind for future videos. Your comfort while watching is important to me, and I’ll work on creating a steadier visual experience. Thank you again for your support and for sharing this with me!

You’re absolutely right! Seniors are an incredibly diverse group, reflecting all walks of life, cultures, styles, and experiences. Representing this variety is so important! Thank you for pointing this out-it's a reminder that inclusive and realistic imagery can make a big difference. I'll make sure to keep this in mind for future content. 😊💚

Thank you so much for sharing your journey and enthusiasm! 🎉 It’s inspiring to hear how proactive you’ve been in simplifying your kitchen and home-way to go on tackling those extra mugs and pot holders! At 78 (soon 79-happy early birthday! 🎂), your focus on creating a space that’s both functional and enjoyable is a true testament to embracing this stage of life with energy and wisdom. I’m so glad you found the tips helpful-your positivity and determination are exactly what EverGreen Seniors is all about. Here’s to continuing to simplify and enjoy every moment! 💚🌿

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! While I use voice tools to deliver content, the heart of this channel and the messages shared are very real. My goal is to connect and inspire, regardless of the method, and I truly appreciate your feedback. I'm always looking for ways to improve and make these videos more personal and engaging for everyone.

Thank you for your feedback! I truly appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. I understand how a moving camera can be distracting or uncomfortable, and I’ll work on keeping the visuals steadier in future videos to make them more enjoyable for everyone. Your input helps me improve, so thank you for letting me know!

Thank you so much for your thoughtful critique-it's feedback like this that helps me improve and better connect with viewers like you. I’m truly sorry that the motion in the video made it difficult for you to watch. I completely understand how vertigo and sensitivity to movement can affect the viewing experience, and I’ll definitely take this to heart in future videos. I’ll make an effort to create a calmer visual experience, focusing on steadier shots and minimal transitions to make the content more accessible. I deeply appreciate your willingness to share your feedback, and I hope you’ll consider giving a future video a try. Thank you again for watching and for helping me grow!

Great question! You’re absolutely right-there’s so much more to maintaining a clean and comfortable home than just decluttering. I’m planning future videos that focus on practical cleaning routines, tips for tackling specific areas like kitchens and bathrooms, and even strategies for keeping your home fresh and inviting day-to-day. Stay tuned, and feel free to share any topics you’d love to see covered. Thanks for your thoughtful suggestion!

Thank you for letting me know. I’m so sorry the motion made it difficult to watch. I’ll take this feedback into account for future videos and work on making them more comfortable for everyone. Your input is truly appreciated!

Thank you for pointing that out! We aim to create content that resonates with our audience, and it's possible that similar ideas overlap because these are common decluttering tips that many find helpful. Our focus is always on tailoring the message specifically for seniors, sharing practical advice, and adding our unique perspective to make it as relevant as possible for our EverGreen Seniors community. Appreciate your observation and hope you still found value in our video! 🌿💚

Thank you! I'm glad you think so! Simplifying and decluttering with care can truly transform our spaces and bring a sense of peace and freedom. If you have any other thoughts or need more tips, feel free to share-I'm here to help. 🌿✨

Absolutely, you’re so right! Clutter truly is subjective, and what might feel like clutter to one person can be a treasure trove of positive memories to another. The key is finding that balance-keeping the things that bring you joy and letting go of what no longer serves you. Thank you for sharing this thoughtful perspective!

I’m so sorry to hear that the camera movement caused discomfort-it’s definitely not our intention to create anything that makes viewing difficult. Thank you for sharing this feedback; it’s incredibly valuable. We’ll work on keeping the camera steady in future videos to ensure a smoother and more comfortable viewing experience for everyone. In the meantime, I hope you’ll consider turning on captions or listening to the audio without focusing on the screen-it might help reduce the strain. Your input helps us improve, and I truly appreciate you bringing this to our attention. Thank you for being part of our EverGreen Seniors community! 💚

I’m so sorry to hear that the camera movement caused discomfort-it’s definitely not our intention to create anything that makes viewing difficult. Thank you for sharing this feedback; it’s incredibly valuable. We’ll work on keeping the camera steady in future videos to ensure a smoother and more comfortable viewing experience for everyone. In the meantime, I hope you’ll consider turning on captions or listening to the audio without focusing on the screen-it might help reduce the strain. Your input helps us improve, and I truly appreciate you bringing this to our attention. Thank you for being part of our EverGreen Seniors community! 💚

​@@EvergreenSeniors-n4oI can not bear the AI voice! I'm out.

I feel like I'm going to get Vertigo with its movement.

Thank you for sharing your perspective! Our goal at EverGreen Seniors is to provide helpful and inspiring content for those who are navigating their golden years. We celebrate the uniqueness of everyone's journey and aim to offer practical tips and stories for those who might find them useful. That said, we truly respect that each person’s experience is their own. Wishing you all the best on your path! 🌟

Thank you for sharing your insight! Zeolite and chlorella are indeed interesting options that many people explore for detoxification and heavy metal removal. It’s always great to hear what has worked for others. However, I’d encourage anyone considering these supplements to consult with a healthcare professional to ensure they’re safe and effective for their specific needs. Thanks again for contributing to the conversation-every tip helps us all learn and grow! 🌟

Thank you so much! It means a lot to hear that you found the video interesting. Our goal is to share content that resonates and sparks curiosity, so your feedback truly encourages us to keep going. If there are any specific topics you’d like to see in the future, feel free to share-we’d love to hear your thoughts! 😊

That’s such an important point, and I completely understand how that can feel. Donating items-especially ones that hold value or sentimental meaning-comes from a place of generosity and care. When there’s no acknowledgment or gratitude in return, it can feel disappointing. But here’s a perspective that has helped me: when I donate, I try to focus on the impact the items might have for someone in need, even if I never hear back. A warm coat might keep someone comfortable through the winter, or a book might bring joy to someone who really needs it. Those unseen benefits can be so rewarding to imagine. That said, I agree-it’s always uplifting to feel appreciated, and a simple “thank you” can go such a long way. If you’re donating to organizations, it might be worth sharing your thoughts with them-many places welcome feedback and strive to show gratitude to their donors. Thank you for sharing your experience. It’s a reminder to all of us to be intentional and appreciative when we’re on the receiving end. You’re making a difference, even if it’s not always visible! 💚

While a “thank you” would be nice knowing how much use and joy may come to others who will get my stuff instead of it going straight to the trash is reward enough. Most thank yous are lip service anyway

I usually thank them for taking my stuff. I don't online sell. I am in my sixties and just done with yard sales. I think someone is going to have something nice at a good price, when I donate. I found the perfect love seat for my small house for $35. Don't be upset, the people that take the donations work hard in all kinds of weather for peanuts is my guess like fast food workers. I worked in McDonald's when I was a teenager, and it was the worst job I have ever had. I am a veteran and being deployed was a better job. Hope this helped some. Have a nice day and a happy, healthy and safe New Year.

That’s totally okay! 😊 The beauty of these tips is that they’re flexible-you can pick and choose what works best for you and your lifestyle. If keeping your microwave on the counter makes things easier or more convenient, then it absolutely deserves its spot! The key is to create a space that feels functional and comfortable for you. Thanks for sharing your perspective, and I’m glad you’re part of our EverGreen Seniors community! 💚

@@EvergreenSeniors-n4o It is too heavy to move.

Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback-it truly means a lot to me! ❤️ I deeply appreciate you taking the time to share your experience, and I’m so sorry to hear that the camera movement triggered your vertigo. That’s definitely something I’ll keep in mind for future videos. I want this space to feel welcoming and accessible to everyone, including those who rely on captions or have unique challenges like vertigo. I’ll explore ways to make the videos more steady and screen-friendly, whether through fixed angles or less movement, to ensure a more comfortable viewing experience for you and others. Your kind words about the content mean so much, and I’m committed to making it as inclusive as possible. Please don’t hesitate to share any other suggestions-I value your input greatly. Wishing you peace and ease, and thank you again for being here. 💚

Totally understandable! It’s all about what works best for you. Thanks for sharing your perspective! 😊

Just what I was thinking... Here in England there are no 'seniors' anyway... 🧝‍♂👴👵... although most of what he says "sounds familiar"!! 😂 That said, there are a lot of good tips in this article, it's just the way it comes across that's bothersome...lol

Oh hell yeah

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊 It’s always fascinating to hear how perspectives and terminology differ across the globe-like the absence of the term "seniors" in England. I’m glad some of the tips resonated with you, even if the delivery felt a bit off! Your feedback is valuable, and we’ll definitely take it into account to improve how we present these ideas in a way that feels more relatable. If you have any personal tips or insights to share, we’d love to hear them too-learning from each other is what makes this community so special! 🌍✨

Thank you for your feedback! We're always looking for ways to improve and connect better with our audience. Your input helps us grow, and we'll consider this as we work on future content. We appreciate you being part of the Evergreen Seniors community! 🌟

Thank you for sharing such detailed advice! Your tips about organization and handling moves are practical and thorough, and I can see how they could be a game-changer for someone looking to simplify their life. I also love the reminder to be generous and trust in the bigger picture-it’s such a comforting perspective. Wishing you peace and clarity in all your endeavors!

That's certainly an efficient approach for some situations, especially if you're in a rush or prefer a hands-off solution! However, for many people, decluttering can be more than just clearing out-it’s a journey of reflection, deciding what truly matters, and finding joy in sharing items with others who need them. Whether it’s hiring a company or taking it step by step, the goal is the same: creating a home that feels lighter and more peaceful. Thanks for sharing your perspective!

Thank you for sharing your detailed insights and thoughtful suggestions! It's clear you've put a lot of thought into creating a system that brings both practicality and peace of mind. Your perspective on generosity and trusting in God's control is truly uplifting. Blessings to you on your journey, and thank you for being part of our community! 🙏✨

Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🙏 You're absolutely right that laundry routines can vary based on personal preferences and priorities like energy costs. Doing laundry once a week is a great way to conserve both energy and time, especially if it works well for your schedule and needs. In the video, I shared the "one load a day" habit as an option for those who might feel overwhelmed by larger laundry piles or prefer spreading tasks out throughout the week. But it’s definitely not a one-size-fits-all approach! What’s important is finding a system that suits your lifestyle while keeping things manageable. Whether it’s once a week or another schedule, the goal is the same-a more peaceful and stress-free home. Thanks again for your input-it’s always great to hear how others tackle everyday tasks! 😊

What difference does it make whether you do it all at once or spread it out? If you have your own washer and dryer the same thing is going to happen. Wash/dry/fold repeat.

You’re using the same amount of energy because you’re doing the same amount of laundry.

The constant moving of the video is annoying, hold the camera steady.

@@user-vm5ud4xw6n wow , doing a full load at once , or doing 5 little loads, do you see ,the machine will work 5 time ,or once for a full load. but a big family i can see you can do it everyday.

Thank you so much for your kind words and support! ❤ I'm so happy you enjoyed the video. Stay tuned for more tips and inspiration-we're in this journey together! 🌟

Thank you so much! I’m so glad to hear that the video resonated with you. Your encouragement means the world to me and the EverGreen Seniors community. Let’s keep sharing and growing together-one step at a time. 🌿💚

I did not make this post. I do not know where it came from.

Also, these tapes run too long.

Thank you for your feedback! I'm sorry to hear this video felt impersonable to you. My goal is always to connect and share meaningful insights with our wonderful community. If there are ways I can make the content feel more engaging or relatable-whether it’s sharing more personal stories, specific examples, or a different tone-I’d love to hear your thoughts! Your input helps us create a space that truly resonates. 🌿💬

Even the reply sounds like AI

Thank you for your feedback! I'm sorry to hear this video felt impersonable to you. My goal is always to connect and share meaningful insights with our wonderful community. If there are ways I can make the content feel more engaging or relatable-whether it’s sharing more personal stories, specific examples, or a different tone-I’d love to hear your thoughts! Your input helps us create a space that truly resonates. 🌿💬

Thank you so much! Your kind words mean the world to us. ❤❤❤ Stay inspired and keep shining! 😊

Most of us were taught that asking for help is sign of weakness.

My daughter also believes that asking for help is wrong or weak. I have been hearing her say, " STAND ON YOUR OWN TWO FEET!." For myself, I am always thankful when I can help someone else in their time of need. I have been a helper/ hand holder all my life. We all get old.

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful perspective! 🌟 Accepting help is indeed a gift-not just for us, but for the person offering it. It’s a wonderful reminder that allowing others to help can create a bond and bring joy to both sides. The “win-win” you mentioned perfectly captures the mutual benefit of these moments. Thank you for this insight-it’s a heartwarming reminder to embrace the kindness of others and, in doing so, spread positivity all around. 💖