What's Your Decluttering Style?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What feels most frustrating about your space right now?

  • A.
    The piles that never seem to go away
  • B.
    The stuff I might need again someday
  • C.
    All the memories tied to what I'm keeping
  • D.
    The things I used to love but don't use anymore
• 2.
  When you're deciding whether to keep something, what's the real reason you hesitate? 

  • A.
    I'm afraid I'll need it or regret giving it away.
  • B.
    This reminds me of someone or a meaningful time.
  • C.
    I'm saving it for a project or dream I'm not ready to let go of.
  • D.
    I don't want to make the wrong choice, so I put it off
• 3.
  Which sentence sounds most like you?

  • A.
    I move clutter from one place to another constantly.
  • B.
    I hate wasting money or being unprepared.
  • C.
    I just can't part with things that have meaning.
  • D.
    I'm keeping it for a version of me I'm not sure exists anymore.
• 4.
  How would you describe your relationship with your stuff?

  • A.
    It overwhelms me, so I avoid dealing with it
  • B.
    I hang onto things because I might need them
  • C.
    It's deeply personal and tied to memories
  • D.
    It reflects who I used to be—or who I want to become
• 5.
  What's hiding in your closet or storage that you haven't touched in ages? 

  • A.
    Old baby clothes, keepsakes, or photo albums
  • B.
    Random stuff I never got around to sorting
  • C.
    Art supplies, clothes from another era, or dream projects
  • D.
    Duplicates, backups, or "just-in-case" items
• 6.
  What do you usually feel after you declutter something?

  • A.
    A twinge of guilt, like I gave up something useful
  • B.
    Like I've closed a chapter or said goodbye to an old version of me
  • C.
    Relief—for now. But I know it'll pile up again soon.
  • D.
    Lighter... but also kind of emotional or nostalgic
• 7.
  Which space in your home stresses you out the most?

  • A.
    The room that holds my past hobbies, clothes, or dreams
  • B.
    The surface clutter (kitchen counters, tables)
  • C.
    The "backup" bins, pantry, or garage
  • D.
    The sentimental stuff shoved in drawers
• 8.
  Which of these would feel like a dream come true?

  • A.
    Letting go without guilt or second-guessing
  • B.
    Clean surfaces I don't have to keep redoing
  • C.
    Releasing stuff that belongs to a version of me I've outgrown
  • D.
    Feeling peaceful while decluttering something sentimental

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  The Results Are In and You're a: Momentum Seeker

  ✨ You've been looking for an approach that actually fits your life... Good news: you just found it.Here's what I know about you: you've already made the hardest decision—deciding your home deserves better. You can picture it so clearly. The calm mornings. The space that feels peaceful instead of stressful. The home you're proud of. That's not fantasy. That's your future. And it starts right now.Here's what your quiz responses tell me about you:01 ✨You're carrying a lot—and you've been carrying it alone. Work, family, the mental load of keeping everything together. It's no wonder clutter has crept in. But here's what's true: a calm home isn't reserved for people with more time or more energy. It's for people who stop trying to do it all perfectly and start creating systems that work for them. You don't need more hours in the day. You need a method that respects the hours you have.02 💸You've been told you need ideal conditions to make progress—a free weekend, endless energy, the perfect plan. But waiting for perfect has kept you stuck. The truth? Real change doesn't come from having more time. It comes from using the time you have differently. You don't need to overhaul your entire life to see results. You just need one strategic move that creates momentum. And momentum changes everything.03 💭You've organized before and watched it fall apart—so now it's hard to believe anything will stick. Maybe you spent a Saturday on the garage only to see it revert to chaos. Or you cleared the counters and clutter crept back in. But here's what nobody told you: organizing without systems is like building a house without a foundation. It doesn't hold. This time, you're getting the foundation first. That's what makes it last.Your Momentum Seeker action plan is ready—and it's designed to prove something to you. That you don't need a free weekend or superhuman energy to make real progress. That small, strategic moves create the momentum you've been craving. Three steps. Real results. Let's go.📥 Download Your Action Plan (On it’s way to your inbox too, so you can find it anytime.)Want the full roadmap?My book, Making Home Your Happy Place: The Real-Life Guide to Decluttering Without the Overwhelm, is designed specifically for Momentum Seekers like you!Inside, you'll learn:Why surface clutter keeps piling up (and how to address the root cause so it stops)The four types of clutter—and how to tackle each one without the overwhelmHow to build systems that don't require motivation, willpower, or endless energyHow to get your family on board so you're not the only one maintaining the homeThe book releases February 17, 2026—but you can pre-order your copy right now and lock in exclusive bonuses, including access to a live event where I'll walk you through how to apply the method to your home.I'm here with you the whole way.– Katy
• 2.
  The Results Are In and You're a: Security Seeker

  ✨ You've been trying to protect yourself by keeping everything "just in case"... But what if security didn't come from stuff—it came from trusting yourself?Here's what I know about you: you've already made the hardest decision—deciding it's time to let go. You can picture it so clearly. The home that feels spacious instead of stuffed. The peace that comes from knowing exactly what you have. The freedom of not managing backups you'll never use. That's not fantasy. That's your future. And it starts right now.Here's what your quiz responses tell me about you:01 ✨You've been preparing for every possible "what if"—but the real cost is happening right now. You keep duplicates, backups, things you might need someday. It feels responsible. It feels smart. But here's what's true: the items aren't protecting you. They're creating decision fatigue, visual overwhelm, and a home that feels harder to manage every day. Real security doesn't come from keeping everything. It comes from trusting you're resourceful enough to handle what comes.02 💸You're holding onto things because of what you paid for them—but that money is already gone. Every time you look at something expensive you're not using, you feel the guilt and waste. So you keep it, thinking somehow that makes it better. But keeping something you don't use doesn't get your money back. It just turns your home into storage for regret. The money is spent. The only choice left is whether you keep paying for it with space, energy, and peace of mind.03 💭You think keeping backups makes you more prepared—but what if being prepared meant trusting yourself instead of trusting your stuff? You keep extras "just in case." Duplicates in case something breaks. Things you might need someday. It feels responsible. But here's the reality: all that stuff isn't making you more ready for life. It's just making your home harder to navigate. You're already resourceful enough to handle what comes. You don't need a stockpile to prove it.Your Security Seeker action plan is ready—and it's designed to prove something to you. That you don't need to keep everything to feel safe. That you're more resourceful than any object. That letting go doesn't create risk—it creates space. Three steps. Real relief. Let's go.📥Download Your Action Plan(On its way to your inbox too, so you can find it anytime.)Want the full roadmap?My book, Making Home Your Happy Place: The Real-Life Guide to Decluttering Without the Overwhelm, is designed specifically for Security Seekers like you who are ready to stop stockpiling and start trusting themselves.Inside, you'll learn:Why the "just in case" fear shows up (and how to work with it instead of against it)The four types of clutter—and why Scarcity Clutter runs deeper than just keeping backupsHow to build trust in yourself to let go without guilt or second-guessingHow to stop letting sunk cost keep you stuck in a cluttered homeThe book releases February 17, 2026—but you can pre-order your copy right now and lock in exclusive bonuses, including access to a live event where I'll walk you through how to apply the method to your home.I'm here with you the whole way.– Katy
• 3.
  The Results Are In and You're a: Sentimentalist

  ✨ You've been holding onto memories by holding onto everything... But what if honoring the past didn't require carrying all the weight?Here's what I know about you: you've already made the hardest decision—deciding it's time to let go. You can picture it so clearly. The home that holds your favorite memories without drowning in all of them. The freedom to honor what matters most without feeling buried by obligation. The peace of knowing the story stays even when the item goes. That's not fantasy. That's your future. And it starts right now.Here's what your quiz responses tell me about you:01 ✨You keep everything sentimental because you care deeply—but not all of it is serving the memory. Cards, gifts, keepsakes from people you love. It all feels meaningful. But some items make you feel warm when you see them—and some just make you feel heavy. The ones that spark joy? Those honor the memory. The ones that spark guilt or obligation? Those are weighing it down. You don't lose the memory by letting go of what feels heavy. You make space to actually feel the warmth.02 💸You believe letting go means forgetting—but the memory doesn't live in the object. It lives in you. That gift from your grandmother. That card from a friend. That keepsake from a season you loved. Holding onto the item feels like holding onto the person or moment. But the story doesn't disappear when the stuff does. You carry the love, the lesson, the meaning. Letting go doesn't erase what mattered. It just makes room for you to live fully in what matters now.03 💭You're holding onto things out of obligation—and calling it love. Someone gave you something, so you feel like you have to keep it. Someone would be hurt if they knew you let it go. So you keep it all, even the things that don't bring you joy, because it feels like the right thing to do. But honoring someone doesn't require keeping everything they touched. You can care deeply about someone and still release what doesn't serve you. That's not betrayal. That's choosing what you carry forward.Your Sentimentalist action plan is ready—and it's designed to prove something to you.That you can honor memories without keeping everything. That the story stays even when the item goes. That letting go doesn't mean forgetting—it means choosing. Three steps. Real freedom. Let's go.📥 Download Your Action Plan (On its way to your inbox too, so you can find it anytime.)Want the full roadmap?My book, Making Home Your Happy Place: The Real-Life Guide to Decluttering Without the Overwhelm, is designed specifically for Sentimentalists like you who are ready to honor memories without keeping everything.Inside, you'll learn:Why sentimental attachment shows up so strongly (and how to work with it gently)The four types of clutter—and why Sentimental Clutter is about more than just nostalgiaHow to release items with emotional weight without feeling like you're losing the memoryHow to create meaningful ways to honor people and moments without keeping every single thingThe book releases February 17, 2026—but you can pre-order your copy right now and lock in exclusive bonuses, including access to a live event where I'll walk you through how to apply the method to your home.I'm here with you the whole way.– Katy
• 4.
  The Results Are In and You're an: Archivist

  ✨ You've been holding onto every version of yourself... But what if honoring your past didn't mean living in it?Here's what I know about you: you've already made the hardest decision—deciding it's time to let go. You can picture it so clearly. The home that reflects who you are NOW, not who you used to be or who you thought you'd become. The freedom to evolve without carrying the weight of every past dream. The space to actually live your current life instead of archiving all your previous ones. That's not fantasy. That's your future. And it starts right now.Here's what your quiz responses tell me about you:01 ✨You hold onto things that represent different chapters of your life—past dreams, old careers, hobbies you loved. And part of you still loves those things. They're not just stuff—they're pieces of your story. But here's what happens: when your home is full of every version of you, there's less room for the one you're living right now. It's not that those past selves don't matter. They do. But you get to choose which pieces of your story you want to carry forward—and which ones you can honor without keeping.02 💸You feel like letting go means giving up or admitting you've changed—and that feels heavy. Those business clothes from your old career. The craft supplies from a hobby you loved. The books you meant to read. They represent time, money, dreams. Releasing them feels like saying "I failed" or "I'm not that person anymore." But here's the truth: you're allowed to evolve. You're allowed to outgrow things. And letting go doesn't erase who you were—it makes space for who you're becoming.03 💭You're keeping items for versions of yourself you might return to someday—but "someday" keeps getting pushed further out. You think you'll get back to that hobby when life slows down. You'll fit those clothes again eventually. You'll read those books when you have time. But here's what's really happening: you're maintaining a home for future you while current you is trying to live in the margins. You deserve space for the life you're actually living right now. Not the one you used to live. Not the one you hope to live someday. This one.Your Archivist action plan is ready—and it's designed to prove something to you. That you can honor your past without living in it. That letting go of old identities makes space for your current one. That who you are today deserves more than the leftovers from who you were. Three steps. Real clarity. Let's go.📥 Download Your Action Plan (On its way to your inbox too, so you can find it anytime.)Want the full roadmap?My book, Making Home Your Happy Place: The Real-Life Guide to Decluttering Without the Overwhelm, is designed specifically for Archivists like you who are ready to honor your past without living in it.Inside, you'll learn:Why identity clutter shows up (and how to navigate it with grace)The four types of clutter—and why Identity Clutter is about more than just stuffHow to release items tied to past or future versions of yourself without feeling like you're giving upHow to build a home that reflects who you are todayThe book releases February 17, 2026—but you can pre-order your copy right now and lock in exclusive bonuses, including access to a live event where I'll walk you through how to apply the method to your home.I'm here with you the whole way.– Katy