This week we will be taking inventory of what's in our cabinets and we will clean our refrigerators thoroughly in preparation for holiday meal prep and leftovers.  By doing the heavy lifting now, you should only have to do a light decluttering of the fridge come the holidays.

In week two of our Clean Kitchen Challenge we're cleaning and decluttering all the kitchen counters and drawers.  Follow along! You're going to love the way your kitchen turns out.

 We deserve to use cleaning products with simple ingredients that we can identify and pronounce.  We deserve to use cleaning products that don’t compromise our health or the well-being of the planet.  Cleaning is something that we all have to do, and we all deserve better cleaning products.

How’s that kitchen looking for you?  If it doesn’t inspire you to cook your best harvest meals, I invite you to join us for the Good Vibes Kitchen Cleaning Challenge. 

As the founder of Good Vibes, I get to watch from a front row seat, as company culture gets created and it always makes for a good story. Back in the summer of 2020, when Good Vibes started growing a large following and a significant buzz, the business had gotten to the point where... I needed help, and I surrendered.

When is the last time you cleaned out your car? Our cars take us from one place to another and accumulate a lot of stuff on the way. Such tiny little spaces, so much clutter. Let's get our cars decluttered this week!

When it comes to decluttering challenges, I prefer to start small.  Starting with small areas can help motivate you to tackle the big ones.  There is something about admiring a clean, uncluttered surface that makes you want to keep going so you can get the rest of your home in order.

We learned what clutter is and we dug deep to uncover our emotional attachments to things.  We learned the process to declutter every area in our home.  Now it's time to to learn how to keep that clutter away for good. You know I won't let you down. Let's get into it. 1. Make cleaning routines habitual...

Clutter is debilitating.  When we allow it to fester for too long it can be difficult to even know where to start.  A good rule of thumb is to start with the easiest areas first.  Once you clear a small area, it will inspire you to keep going. Start small...