Ep. 10 Making space, decluttering, minimalism [productivity hack] - The Borealis Experience

Episode 10

Ep. 10 Making space, decluttering, minimalism [productivity hack]

Published on: 6th January, 2022

How clean and spacious is your living room and don't get me wrong; the size of the room doesn't matter.

How comfortable do you feel in your bedroom ?

What does your space look like? feel like.

How does it affect your mind and your mental health

Let's have a closer look.

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Transcript
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Hello, hello, and welcome to the Borealis

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experience. I'm your host Aurora, life coach. And I'm very

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excited to be spending some time with you.

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It is. Yeah, the new year, maybe you can hear it in my voice. I'm

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fresh, I'm excited. I'm full of light and power. And I want to

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share this with you. I know January, February. Sometimes

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even March can be very tough. Our wallets feel drained, our

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energy is low. Depending how your Christmas your holidays

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went. The last part of the year can always be very emotional,

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drama ridden. And, yeah, I want to I want to empower you, I want

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to help you believe in yourself. I want to share the tools that

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I'm using that helped me to navigate through life.

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Everything I say here is my perspective is my opinion is my

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experience. I'm not a doctor. So yeah, if you struggle severely,

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please reach out to professional. And if you don't

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know who to reach out to contact me and we can find someone for

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you together. Now today, I want to talk about decluttering

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making space. Ah, it is very liberating. And I'm wondering if

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you've ever declared, did you ever have an experience? Did you

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ever make time to go through your stuff and to throw stuff

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out? And was it a good feeling? Maybe Maybe after a breakup?

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Maybe a change of season? Maybe you had to move and had to get

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rid of a bunch of stuff? Sometimes? Yeah, it is?

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Negative? Yeah, sometimes we're being forced to declutter,

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sometimes, yeah, it's been washed away by water by

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flooding, burned away by fire. But today, I want to talk about

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decluttering and making space and how that affects your mind.

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And your overall well being. Look around, maybe you're

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driving right now, maybe you're not at home. But next time you

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come home next time you come to your room, have a look at all

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the stuff that is there and really go through, you know, a

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mind list of joy, purpose, or dust collector and taking up

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space. So what are the things that you see in your room that

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bring you joy? What are the things that you room that serve

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a purpose? And what are the things that yeah, you're

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somewhat emotionally connected to, but they're more dust

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catcher than anything. And actually, you could let go of it

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once and for all. So that's the first thing I like to do. I like

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to do that several times a year. Especially when I feel the need

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to buy something to add something to my household. I

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learned to first go through a checklist of Do I really need

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this or what can I get rid of? First, sorry, I had a little

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distraction here. What can I What can I get rid of first and

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then replace it by something new that brings me joy. Making space

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is so important because every item that is in your space takes

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up energy as sucks energy out of you, or reminds you of a

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specific moment or experience that you really should let go

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off. You know how we sometimes keep things from our exes or the

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children moved out and we keep that little piece of item that

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reminds us of them and their childhood. Sometimes, yeah, the

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things that we have in our household are heavily loaded

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with energy that is not doing us good. And maybe you can notice

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in the next couple of days, weeks month, every time you go

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to some ones place every time you enter a new space, how the

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space makes you feel? And if it makes you feel especially good

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that you start wondering what is it that makes me feel good? Is

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it the smell? Is it the light? Is it the arrangement of

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furniture? Is it little details? Is it little personal items? Is

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it minimalism? Or is it heavily loaded? How do you enjoy beauty?

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When it comes to space? Where do you feel at home? If we feel

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that the world is unfair, and we feel lonely, and we feel like

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yeah, we want to express ourselves, but we don't really

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know how we tend to accumulate stuff that gives us a sense of

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self that we can identify with. That makes us feel homey. And

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that gives us a sense of Kompany. But what it really does

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is that it takes up space and that it takes away clarity. So

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try it out, try it out next time you come into a room that is

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spacious, that is empty. How does it make you feel? Do you

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get anxious Do you feel like oh my god, you have to stop this

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room full now because otherwise you don't feel good, and your

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skin or D actually feel very comfortable with minimalism. And

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maybe you followed me like a while ago. And you remember how

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I said that? When it comes to your well being, you can

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influence your health through your body, you can take care of

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your body, you can you know rehydrated, you can eat good

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food you can get more sleep, you can get more exercising, and

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that in turn, will affect your mind very positively. Or you can

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do inner work you can let go of resentment or address situations

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that you feel resentful towards to you can address your stress.

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And in doing the internal work, it will affect your external

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work. And same goes with your room with the space you live in.

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It usually reflects how you feel internally. Do you smoke

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indoors? Do you like collect lots of little items that have

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emotional attachments? Or are you always craving fresh air?

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And are you craving minimalism? Are you craving a healthy

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lifestyle? Do you really take care of what is giving you

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energy and what is sucking energy out of you. And last but

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not least I'm going to share with you my little challenge

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that I will start here for myself. When it comes to

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decluttering I decided that in the year 2022 I will not buy any

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clothing articles. Not that I have a problem. I'm not a

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shopaholic. But for some reason I always find an excuse to buy a

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piece of clothing. And I have so much stuff I went through all my

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stuff and so much stuff that I'm not wearing. And yeah, I want to

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see if when I set that goal now I'll start to feel withdrawal

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symptoms and it will be a little bit painful next time I want to

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click online and buy something

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because I've noticed doing or going through a little bit of a

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coffee withdrawal last year that I was highly addicted to that

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and it is once you start withdrawing from something very

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silly you think that you were

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realized fac I'm actually totally addicted to that and

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then it's actually good to let go of it for a moment. And to

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come back to it one once it feels right. Same was with

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chewing A gum. For years and years, I thought, oh yeah, just

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do that, because helps me when I feel bored and helps me to feel

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less anxious and it tastes good. And it's probably good for my

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teeth. And then I decided to go without it for 10 days. And,

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wow, the first two days were like, hell, I didn't know what

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to do with myself. And it is crazy because it's such a silly

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small thing to chew gum and you would think, yeah, that's just

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part of Aurora. That's just that's nothing right? It doesn't

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affect her health. It doesn't annoy anybody. But yet for me, I

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found out wow, I have withdrawal symptoms. So yes, I was addicted

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to that. So yeah, Declutter. Get rid of stuff that you don't

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really need anymore. Sell it, give it away to someone who can

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benefit from it, or toss it out. And be mindful with what you

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consume. Not only with your wallet, not only online, but

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also what you consume with your ears and your eyes, because it

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affects your mental health greatly. Thank you so much for

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listening. Thank you so much for buying me coffees. You guys are

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awesome, John. And Alan, I deeply appreciate you. I enjoyed

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my coffees and they give me so much courage and motivation that

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I know I will be showing up for you here for the next good

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while. If you have the time, please jump over to Apple

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podcasts and leave me a review there and helps me greatly or a

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five star rating or a comment. Also connect with me on

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Facebook, Aurora Eggert coaching or simply Aurora Eggert. And

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yeah, I'm always excited to get to know you know where you come

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from hear about your story. Yeah, it's just a wonderful way

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to connect. I appreciate you deeply. Thank you for listening,

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and take really good care of yourself. Until next time, bye

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bye

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I push through hard times while being gentle on myself.

I'm able to be consistent without feeling drained for the first time in my life because I found something that brings me joy and excitement and stills my hunger to support people out there.

I try my best to understand people’s harsh opinions that are not in alignment with my values .

I learn every day on how to express myself better in a foreign language

I no longer use being bullied back then in school as an excuse in life to not show up for myself or others.

I ask questions, really annoying questions, in order to experience my environment and to find out what is best for me and my people around me ..
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Yes, I feel depressed and discouraged at times but I embrace it and don’t let it define me anymore.

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Aurora Eggert

Hello there,
Born and raised in Germany under the influence of French culture I got a taste of how people perceive life and situations totally differently depending on how and where they grew up. this ignited my deepest curiosity for human behaviour at a very young age.

Being always more of an introvert and observant child I absorbed a lot of stuff that to this day weigh heavy on my soul but on the bright side I can say that these experiences make me relate so much deeper and better to the people around me.

I understand pain. I know suffering. I know how it feels to feel misunderstood.
People say I have a warm, soothing vibe and I enjoyed many years working as a physiotherapist in Germany.

Today I’m more venturing towards bringing healing through podcasting/ Life coaching and yoga. I also encourage people to spend more time out in nature and have a Yurt set up in our forest where I host regular relaxation classes.

I would like to call myself a perception shifter because this is what helped me on my path of (ongoing) healing - I’d love to offer perception shifting thoughts/views in order to make people feel more real and their life easier and their relationships deeper.

I’m also passionate about bringing awareness to locally grown food to people’s table as I’m certain that feeling empowered and real starts with what you nurture your body with and what you absorb with all senses from your environment on a daily basis .

I live in the Rocky Mountains
Raise a couple chickens Free range for eggs and grow a beautiful vegetable garden with my grandmother, fiance and mother in summer.

Podcasting became my passion because I can reach people all over the world- Give hope, make people feel less lonely and self-empowered. Furthermore the interviews with people from around the world expand my horizon and help me heal my soul.
Bonnie my pitbull is always at my side.
connect with me and share your story on my show .

Love ❤️
A.