1. Most people think of clutter as jumbled piles of stuff, but you write about “organized clutter” as well. How do you define clutter? Clutter is anything in your possession that you don’t love or use. This could include expensive items and, yes, even well-organized items. The energetic weight of the clutter is the same. Clutter keeps you stuck in the past and prevents you from moving forward in your life. 2. What do you offer as an entry point to begin the process of decluttering when it feels overwhelming?  Overwhelm is the predominant challenging emotion in our collective right now, and our homes reflect this. The solution for both is the same: Create more space. For a more balanced approach, start in your home with easy stuff. The sooner you can relieve the space of visual clutter, the sooner you will have peace of mind again. You are creating more space between you and overwhelm.  3. You offer a powerful image of a snake shedding its skin as a metaphor for decluttering. Can you say more about that? We are no longer living at a time when we have one occupation f …