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Clutter Patterns You Keep Repeating - What It’s Really About (Clutter Series 2) - by Dana Mitchell
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Clutter Patterns You Keep Repeating - What It’s Really About (Clutter Series 2)

With Dana Mitchell

Clutter isn’t just about habits — it’s about history. In this course, you’ll explore the emotional roots behind why certain items feel harder to release and why clutter often resurfaces during life transitions. We’ll look at inherited beliefs about money and value, control as a safety strategy, identity shifts that freeze through objects, scarcity thinking, regret, and how fear subtly influences decisions. This course stands on its own — whether you’re new to this work or continuing a deeper journey. You’ll walk away understanding: • Why your relationship with stuff was learned • How emotional protection can shape your space • Why transitions impact clutter • And how to move forward without erasing who you’ve been Getting Organized gets to feel easier, lighter and actionable without shame or striving for extreme minimalism. Just insight, perspective, and sustainable change.

In this course, you’ll explore the emotional roots behind why certain items feel harder to release and why clutter often resurfaces during life transitions.

About this course

Clutter isn’t just about habits — it’s about history. In this course, you’ll explore the emotional roots behind why certain items feel harder to release and why clutter often resurfaces during life transitions. We’ll look at inherited beliefs about money and value, control as a safety strategy, identity shifts that freeze through objects, scarcity thinking, regret, and how fear subtly influences decisions. This course stands on its own — whether you’re new to this work or continuing a deeper journey. You’ll walk away understanding: • Why your relationship with stuff was learned • How emotional protection can shape your space • Why transitions impact clutter • And how to move forward without erasing who you’ve been Getting Organized gets to feel easier, lighter and actionable without shame or striving for extreme minimalism. Just insight, perspective, and sustainable change.

Meet your Teacher

Dana Mitchell

Dana Mitchell

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Newnan, GA, USA

Dana Mitchell is a clarity coach, educator, and course creator who supports people navigating crossroads in career, life transitions, and personal growth. Her work focuses on easing overthinking, strengthening self-trust, and helping listeners take practical, grounded steps forward without adding pressure or overwhelm. With nearly three decades of experience across human resources, leadership development, professional organizing, and operational consulting, Dana has worked alongside individuals and teams during complex decisions, high expectations, and seasons of meaningful change. In both corporate environments and private homes, she has helped clients untangle overwhelm by identifying patterns, streamlining processes, mapping workflows, and creating sustainable systems that actually stick. Her background in process mapping and building standard operating procedures informs her structured yet human approach: clarity first, then simple action. Whether working with leadership teams or organizing a cluttered space, she brings the same steady lens — understanding what’s underneath before applying solutions on top. Alongside her professional experience, Dana has trained in modalities including NLP, EFT, TIME Techniques, hypnosis, mindset coaching, Reiki, and Akashic Records. Rather than presenting these as rigid systems, she weaves what is useful into a practical, down-to-earth style that feels supportive and accessible to a wide range of listeners. On Insight Timer, her talks explore themes such as recurring patterns, emotional pressure, identity shifts, and creating order without perfectionism. She is known for creating a calm, steady space where people can pause, reflect honestly, and reconnect with their next clear step forward.

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