Hi there,

Last week, I found myself laughing at the irony of my situation. There I was, helping clients organize their homes, while my own digital life was a complete disaster.

I had 3,000+ unread emails, couldn't find important files when needed, and my phone was constantly pinging with notifications that stole my focus. The mental load was exhausting.

Sound familiar?

I decided enough was enough and spent a few weekends creating a system that actually works for me – not some perfectionist fantasy that falls apart after three days.

I wanted to share what I learned in my latest post: "Digital Declutter Checklist: Organize Your Phone, Email, and Computer."

It's not about color-coded perfection or complicated folder systems (those never stick). Instead, I'm sharing the realistic approach that helped me:

• Tame my chaotic inbox with a simple routine that takes minutes, not hours
• Organize my phone so I'm in control of notifications, not the other way around
• Create a computer filing system that lets me find anything I need in seconds
• Break the whole process down into a manageable 7-day challenge

Plus, there's a printable checklist if you're like me and love the satisfaction of checking things off a list!

​→ Read the Digital Declutter Guide​

The best part? This isn't about becoming a different person. It's about finding simple ways to reduce the mental noise so you can focus on what really matters.

I'd love to know if any of these tips help you!

To your digital freedom,

Cara

Also, if your photo library is as messy as mine was (screenshots mixed with vacation memories, anyone?), the photo organization section might be especially helpful.

​→ Get Your Digital Life Back​