Frustrated by decluttering content

This is mainly a rant, but I am asking for recommendations at the end.:-)

For some time now, I‘ve grown really tired of decluttering content. It used to inspire me, but it seems that the creators go around in circles. It’s one MASSIVE WHOLE HOUSE DECLUTTER (etc.) after another and it irks me that almost no one actually seems to want to be getting somewhere. It’s not interesting or inspiring to me anymore.

And if every video ends up being sponsored on top of that, it seems icky to me. Like they are only trying to find an angle for an ad. I am ok with sponsored content, I don’t expect anyone to work for free. So normally, even if every video ends up being sponsored, I am telling myself that it is unreasonable to expect anyone to just create something for me to consume for free. So I am paying for inspiration by watching sponsored content.

There’s a balance here. Let me be blunt: I don’t want to hear about mattress companies or food delivery services ever again, or about online therapy tools. But if the content is generally good and even better if it’s not every dang short video, I‘m fine with it. There are creators that do sponsored posts and still I feel like that’s not the entire point of them even trying to come up with the motivation to make the video I‘m watching.

Idk, it’s both things: I am really tired of the endless decluttering content of people who never seem to actually change their accumulation habits. AND I‘m opting out of the content that seems like it’s only there to conceal an ad.

I‘d love to see more content of people actually showing their simplified and decluttered life and how they decide what to get rid of. Do you have any recommendations? Also on podcasts with a tolerable sound quality?

I know Dawn, Dana (and Cassie, even though for some reason I am not drawn by her content much) and Exploravore and the usual suspects, like the Minimalists (semi-hard pass).

Thankful for anyone joining my silly litte rant or who has recommendations.😀😊

edit: I realized that her name is Cas, not Cassie.