🔑Find common-use items and store them instead of keeping them on counters and surfaces.
🚪Clear out unnecessary furniture to create an open and spacious feel in your room.
🗂️Use closed storage options, like shelves with doors, to keep your belongings organized and dust-free.
💪Remember that organizing is not the ultimate solution; reducing the amount of stuff you own is key.
🔥Ask yourself if you would spend money on an item you currently own; if not, consider getting rid of it.
How do I decide what to keep and what to get rid of?
—Ask yourself if you would spend money on the item if you didn't already own it. If the answer is no, consider getting rid of it.
How can I make organizing a habit?
—Set a specific day and time each week to dedicate to organizing a portion of your house. Stay consistent to develop the habit.
What if I feel guilty getting rid of gifts or sentimental items?
—Ask yourself if you would feel relieved if the item were to disappear. If the answer is yes, it's likely time to let go.
How can reducing clutter improve my quality of life?
—Reducing clutter can reduce stress and create mental clarity. It can also make your home more inviting for social interactions.
What's the difference between organizing and decluttering?
—Organizing focuses on finding storage solutions for your belongings, while decluttering involves reducing the amount of stuff you own.
00:00Visible clutter makes your home feel cluttered and disorganized.
00:09Store common-use items instead of keeping them on kitchen counters.
00:23Clear out unnecessary furniture to create more space in your room.
01:00Use closed storage options, like shelves with doors, to keep your belongings organized and dust-free.
01:44Reducing the amount of stuff you own is more important than organizing it.
02:57Ask yourself if you would spend money on an item you currently own; if not, consider getting rid of it.
06:13Develop a habit of organizing one portion of your house each week.
07:37Reducing clutter can reduce stress and improve your relationships and mental clarity.
