Happy Friday! Let’s dive into this week’s fantastic finds!

Friday Finds: Digital Declutter — Organize Your Devices and Finally Feel in Control 📱
Your junk drawer has nothing on your phone.
Between the overflowing inbox, the camera roll with 4,000 photos from 2019, the apps you haven’t opened since last spring, and the passwords you can never find, digital clutter is real, it’s stressful, and most of us have been avoiding it for way too long.
Because a little order in your digital world goes a long way toward peace of mind in your real one.
I’m part of something fun and if you haven’t gotten your free resources, there are just tow days left!
It’s called the Camp Mom Summer Bundle — a free collection of 38 gifts from 38 different creators (myself included), all focused on making this summer easier, more organized, and more fun with your kids.
The whole thing is hosted by my good friend Corinne over at Wondermom Wannabe. Total value of the free bundle: $545. Total cost to you: $0.
Here’s what you need to know:
- It’s completely free
- I’m sharing my From Chaos to Calm in an Afternoon. The workbook contains four simple organizing tasks you can do in an afternoon while the kids are engaged with the included activities.
- It opens June 1st and closes June 5th
- You can grab your spot on the waitlist now so you don’t miss it

📱 Digital Declutter Focus
Physical clutter gets all the attention, but digital clutter quietly drains your energy every single day.
Ask yourself:
- Does opening your email inbox make you anxious before you’ve even read a word?
- Is your phone’s camera roll so overwhelming you’ve stopped looking at your own photos?
- Do you have apps, subscriptions, or notifications you forgot you even signed up for?
- Could you find an important document or password in under two minutes right now?
A digital declutter isn’t about being a tech expert. It’s about creating the same calm and order on your devices that you work so hard to create in your home.
🎯This Week’s Challenge
Pick just one digital zone and spend 20 minutes on it this week:
- Email inbox — unsubscribe from 10 lists you never read and delete or archive anything older than 6 months
- Camera roll — scroll through one month of photos and delete the duplicates, blurry shots, and random screenshots
- Phone apps — delete anything you haven’t opened in 90 days. If you need it again, you can always re-download it
- Desktop or downloads folder — clear it completely. File what matters, trash the rest
After just twenty minutes you’ll be amazed at how much lighter you feel.
🎁 This Week’s Free Printable
Take back control with my Digital Declutter Checklist — a room-by-room guide to organizing every corner of your digital life, from your inbox to your passwords.
📚 Favorites From My Blog Archives
Declutter encouragement
💡 Fresh Mindset Shifts & Tips
Make your digital life as organized as your home:
- Turn off notifications you don’t need — every app that buzzes your phone is asking for your attention. Be ruthless about who gets access to you
- Create one folder for everything important — documents, insurance cards, school forms — scan them and save to one clearly labeled folder in your cloud storage
- Unsubscribe instead of delete — deleting one email takes a second; unsubscribing takes five and saves you from 500 future ones
- Set a photo backup and forget it — turn on automatic backup to Google Photos or iCloud so you stop losing memories and can delete off your phone freely
- Do a subscription audit twice a year — check your bank or credit card statement for recurring charges. You’re probably paying for at least one thing you forgot about
🛍️ Favorite Featured Finds
Tools to get your digital life organized:
- iMemories – Convert Your Home Movies & Photos To Digital! Order a SafeShip Kit Today for just $14.99 + Free Shipping. That’s a 50% Savings! Plus get a 50% Off Digitization Coupon!
- Leave Me Alone – A privacy-focused app that lets you see all your email subscriptions in one place and unsubscribe from the ones you don’t want with a single click.
- Last Pass – A trusted password manager that I use and securely stores all your logins in one place so you never have to remember — or lose — a password again.
🫵My Featured Gifts for You
From digital disaster to calm and clutter-free — your future self will thank you for every delete! 🗑️



