No matter where you live, you’ve probably had enough warm days strung together to inspire you to start pulling out Spring clothes even if you’re not quite ready to put away the winter stuff.  In Atlanta, we’ve had 70 degree weather since the first day of Spring…and outrageous pollen to go with.

As you start your Spring cleaning, I encourage you to donate all of your old clothes, the ones you’ve outgrown – even though I’m sure you’ll lose the weight, and the nice pieces that you just don’t see yourself wearing this season.  Bless them all and release them to someone who will appreciate them and wear them.  It’s not just good for your closet, its good for your soul.  When you donate  clothes – especially nice clothes, you’re telling the universe that you have plenty and you love to share because you have an endless supply – but I’ll tackle that subject in my new series, The All Is Well Club. 

If you’re like most people, you’d never think of donating old cleaning rags, well-worn underwear, towels and clothes that have sprung leaks in them   Break out of your comfort zone and donate those to Goodwill or to your thrift store as well; if you throw them away, they’ll end up in the landfill where they’ll stay forever. 

 Thrift stores are usually serviced by salvage yards that send unsellables to developing countries and if they’re not fit for human use, they’re sold to seat cushion manufacturers and end up in car, truck, and boat seats.  I make that point in an uncoming video but I wanted to make that point today before most of you get heavily into Spring cleaning.

Cheers!