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Feb 24, 2021 36 min

Arriving At FUN's Front Door

from The Fundamism Podcast Hosted by tracy mccubbin, paul long

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the amount of clutter in your life? Shoes you don't wear, toys that aren't played with, t-shirts you haven't looked at in years and even overwhelming thoughts in your mind can take up space that could be better suited for something else. In this episode of the Fundamism Podcast, Tracy McCubbin, founder of dClutterfly, discusses the 7 "ClutterBlocks" that keep us from getting rid of stuff we no longer need. At times our emotional attachment to physical items or certain negative thoughts can keep us from finding joy, FUN and fulfillment in life. Take control of your space as Tracy gives tactical tips in the implementation of the Fundamism FUNdamental, Get Organized. Learn more about dClutterfly, Tracy and her book, Making Space, Clutter Free: The Last Book on DeCluttering You’ll Ever Need, by visiting https://dclutterfly.com/

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Why do some people appear to have it all together and others feel as though things are consistently falling apart? In this episode of the Fundamism Podcast, we dive into chapter 1 of the audiobook, Fundamism: Connecting To Life Through F.U.N. book. Author and master of shenanigans, Paul Long discusses the difference between a victor/victim's mindset, the power of perspective, how he found FUN as a vehicle to improve life's experience and the impactful story of Noah Wilson. This episode creates the foundation for establishing Fundamism as a guiding principle in life so buckle your seatbelt and hang on!

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