![]() Put the rest of the toys in storage bins and continue rotating them monthly. My biggest tip with toys is to rotate them every month and see which toys the kids aren’t playing with. An organized desk minimizes distraction and allows for better focus!įor this one, I would suggest involving kids who are 6 years and older so you can start exposing them to the idea of decluttering. Then continue each day until your desk is clear! If you don’t already have one, definitely consider a filing system to better organize your paperwork, or digitally convert your files and store them on your computer. I would suggest setting a timer for 20-30 minutes and seeing how much of a dent you can make today. ![]() This often gets pushed to the side because of how much time and decision-making it may involve. Buy containers, label everything, get drawer organizers - whatever fits best in the spaces that you have. Since they do have a longer shelf life, this is a good time to organize all of these items since they’re most likely thrown in a pile under your sink. Take stock of what you think you won’t use within the year and donate those items. These also have a longer shelf life and tend to pile up over time due to overbuying, getting free mini samples, etc. If you see brushes or cosmetics that are super old, you may want to throw those out. When going through these items, only keep what you LOVE. These items have a longer shelf life, so they tend to accumulate more and more over time. After a year, see which hangers haven’t been flipped and consider donating those clothes. And don’t forget the kid’s clothes!Ī tip moving forward: when you wear something, flip the hanger backward. If you have too many of the same type of clothing (like leggings), look at what shape they’re in. Keep the items that spark more positive inner dialogue, and donate the rest. Is your mind saying “I love this piece and I feel really good in it!” or “This is really unflattering, and I don’t know when I’d wear this”. Really pay attention to the inner dialogue happening when going through your clothes. Donate any foods that don’t fit your current diet. While you’re decluttering, you may find foods/condiments that have been hiding! Organize these areas and put the healthier foods to the front. Now’s a great time to check all of the expiration dates. Recycle or toss the ones that have seen better days.īefore you place your next grocery order, clear out any expired foods from your pantry. These are items that are relatively inexpensive to replace, so it may not be worth the space it’s taking up. Try to edit down only the items you love and would realistically use in the next year. Excess wrapping paper and gift wrap supplies Realistically, how many do you actually use at one time… I’m talking to you, cake pans.ĭay 2. Ask yourself if there is something else you own that could serve the same purpose or if you have too many of a certain type. It’s time to scour through your dishware (especially holiday dishware) and donate any that you haven’t used in the past year or haven’t touched during the holidays. The more people involved, the more fun it is! On your marks… get set… DECLUTTER!ĭon’t forget to post on Instagram and show off your new and improved spaces! Tag us on the ‘gram - we’d love to follow along on your decluttering journey! Share this blog with a friend or family member and get them involved to hold yourselves accountable. Get ready to collect empty Amazon boxes for donations and garbage bags for trash. The list below provides you with a category to declutter each day, for 30 days. Begin your declutter challenge whenever you feel it is needed. Pick a month to start this challenge so that you can declutter, organize, and sort through these spaces. It’s time to detangle, declutter, and eliminate the overwhelm. When your home is cluttered, your life feels cluttered. I also know what a functional home can do for your life. Are you ready to declutter your home, create more minimalistic spaces, and simplify your life?! We are so excited to provide you with this 30-day declutter challenge! As a professional organizer, I am extremely aware of the spaces in homes that need the most attention, and I know the areas that are often neglected.
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