Clarity Club – Learn to create a clutter-free life

I’m Pivoting My Content (And Here’s How I’m Handling the Uncertainty)

Lately, I’ve been wrestling with a decision about the content I create. After years of focusing heavily on minimalism and decluttering, I’m feeling the pull to expand beyond that. I want to share more about the lessons I’m learning in real time, beyond just simplifying life — or the how to of simplifying life.In this episode of the Clarity Club, I discuss my decision to pivot my content beyond minimalism and decluttering. I also acknowledge the uncertainty and fear associated with such change, and how I’m navigating this.If you’re feeling uncertainty in your own life—whether in your career, a personal decision, or a big transition you’re going through, this episode will give you some encouraging things to think about.Discussed in This EpisodeThe reason we fear uncertaintyHow uncertainty feels like an endless fogWhat it means to develop clear thinkingThe two ideas I’m keeping at the forefront of my mind (and the steps I’m taking)A simple exercise to help you get unstuckHow taking action leads to relief, excitement, and hope—When You’re Ready📬 The Clarity Club Newsletter🧰 Get The Declutter Kit (complete decluttering system) —Connect with Ronald📹 YouTube📸 Instagram🧵 Threads🐦 X (Twitter)🔵 Facebook —Say Thanks!💜 Leave a review on Apple Podcasts🟢 Leave a rating on Spotify

3 Red Flags Your Goals Are Causing Emotional Clutter

When we think of decluttering, most of us think of physical stuff—clothes, gadgets, etc. But what about the emotional clutter from outdated goals? It’s easy to overlook, yet it weighs us down. And I’ve been there, holding onto goals that no longer fit my life—and struggling to let go without feeling guilty or like I’d somehow failed.In this episode of the Clarity Club, we will discuss the concept of emotional clutter caused by outdated goals. I will share three red flags to watch for and how ignoring these signs can lead to frustration, burnout, and emotional clutter. I will wrap up this episode with a three-step process you can follow to declutter your goals. This process focuses on alignment, self-awareness, and emotional release. Let’s dive in.Discussed in This EpisodeThree red flags to watch forA simple 3-step process to effectively declutter your goalsWhy this framework works (3 key reasons)Links Mentioned in This EpisodeResource: Core Values Worksheet—When You’re Ready📬 The Clarity Club Newsletter🧰 Get The Declutter Kit (complete decluttering system) —Connect with Ronald📹 YouTube📸 Instagram🧵 Threads🐦 X (Twitter)🔵 Facebook —Say Thanks!💜 Leave a review on Apple Podcasts🟢 Leave a rating on Spotify

Why You Need to Stop Relying on Familiar Routines

If you’re feeling stuck or unfulfilled, it might be because you’re playing it too safe, sticking to what’s familiar. And let’s be honest, doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is a dead end. So, if you’re ready to break the cycle and see real change in your day-to-day life, whether it’s decluttering, pursuing a new project, or advancing your career, this is for you.In this episode of the Clarity Club, we will explore the concept of “stepping out of character” and how doing so, even in small ways, can radically shift your mindset, boost your productivity, and bring you a new sense of clarity and fulfillment. I will explain how you can challenge yourself to behave differently (in 4 steps) — but in the direction of who you want to become.Discussed in This EpisodeUnderstanding the problem with familiarityThe power of breaking characterExamples of what it looks like to step out of characterHow to step out of character (in 4 steps)Links Mentioned in This EpisodeArticle: (Retrospectives) A Great Tool to Add to Your Journaling Routine—When You’re Ready📬 The Clarity Club Newsletter🧰 Get The Declutter Kit (complete decluttering system) —Connect with Ronald📹 YouTube📸 Instagram🧵 Threads🐦 X (Twitter)🔵 Facebook —Say Thanks!💜 Leave a review on Apple Podcasts🟢 Leave a rating on Spotify

The Hidden Messages in Your Clutter

Decluttering has a transformative impact on personal growth and self-awareness. Our belongings reflect our values and insecurities (regardless of whether they’re accurate representations), and letting go of unnecessary clutter creates space for authenticity and growth.In this episode of the Clarity Club, we will explore the hidden messages in your clutter and how they might be holding you back from letting go. I will also share my decluttering journey, which helped me clarify my goals and desires and change the narrative my belongings were communicating.Discussed in This EpisodeUnderstanding the story your stuff tellsHow to start letting go without overwhelming yourselfChoosing the best place to startHow to set realistic and clear goalsPrioritizing functionality before organizing and designingThe importance of going slowViewing decluttering as an opportunity to create your life, NOT strip things wayLinks Mentioned in This EpisodeArticle: Choosing The Best Place to Start DeclutteringResource: Core Values WorksheetWhen You’re Ready📬 The Clarity Club Newsletter🧰 Get The Declutter Kit (complete decluttering system) Connect with Ronald📹 YouTube📸 Instagram🧵 Threads🐦 X (Twitter)🔵 Facebook Say Thanks!💜 Leave a review on Apple Podcasts🟢 Leave a rating on Spotify

How to live with someone who does NOT want to declutter

In this episode we are going to answer the following question: "How do I practice minimalism when my partner isn't?"I'm sharing the key things you need to know so you and your partner can find the right balance for you both. Let's jump into it!📒 Show Notes & Resources 📒⇨ FREE: Core Values Worksheethttps://www.ronaldlbanks.com/values⇨ FREE: Clutter to Clarity Quick Guidehttps://www.ronaldlbanks.com/quickguide💻 My Decluttering Course⇨ Clutter To Clarity Starter Kit: https://www.ronaldlbanks.com/starterkit// Connect with Ronald L Banks ⇩Website | https://www.ronaldlbanks.comYouTube | https://www.youtube.com/@ronaldlbanksInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/ronaldlbanks/Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/imronaldlbanksTwitter | https://twitter.com/ronaldlbanksTikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@ronaldlbanks