My friend Sarah has a beautiful strategy for letting go of meaningful items. Delay your next purchase for 30 days and see if you are still as passionate about the purchase as you were initially. Timing is everything, especially when it comes to an impulse purchase. You can’t write this letter wrong, but if you’d like some guidelines, this is what I recommend.
UNCLUTTER YOUR LIFE IN 1 WEEK FULL
A few hours a day, and a full day a week to unplug gives your mind a chance to recover and reset.Ħ. Once you limit the amount of information and streamline when and where it’s coming from, schedule blocks of information-free time. Delete apps from your phone that you only use to fill space and time and give your life room for boredom, curiosity and quiet. Declare certain areas of your home and life off-limits when it comes to consuming information like your car, bedroom, or another space that deserves to be distraction free. Instead, the constant stream of information just turns into noise. Information isn’t bad, but too much becomes clutter instead of the inspiration, education, or entertainment it’s meant to be. Let go of 100 things in an hour with this fun challenge. If you can’t remember what’s in the box and you don’t miss the stuff, let it go. Measuring cups, coffee cups, picture frames, vases, decorative items, extra clothing and other things that don’t really serve a purpose but you have “just in case.” If you are up to it, donate the box immediately. Why not make the start of decluttering your life something super simple and easy? Grab a box and fill it with duplicate items that you don’t need or use. It’s a good first step in decluttering your life.
When you become more intentional about how you start your day, things begin to shift on the inside and the outside. You’ll feel less scattered and more focused all day long when you give yourself time first. Use the space you create as inspiration and momentum for the next slow space. Perhaps the space itself makes you calm and happy. That might mean you include a candle, or a book or nothing at all. Clear the clutter from that one small area and only keep things that make you calm and happy in that space. Create a minimalist sanctuary or a slow space.Ĭhoose a corner in your home, a countertop in the kitchen or the table beside your bed (if you have one). Ten Ways to Declutter Your Life (find your best way)ġ. One of them may sound like almost the best way. Following are ten ways to declutter your life. Because we each learn differently, approach change in our own way and have unique methods to our madness, we have to find what works best for us when it comes to finding the best way to start anything. The best way is the way that works best for you.
Some will work for you, and some will not work for you. We should be able to declutter a junk drawer, pay off our debt, and find a good place to donate our stuff without completely depleting ourselves. There is enough pain and struggle out there.
UNCLUTTER YOUR LIFE IN 1 WEEK HOW TO
One thing I’ve noticed though, both getting asked these questions and asking them one million times myself is we don’t really want to know how to or how long, we want to know how to get through this with the least amount of pain and struggle as possible. What’s the best way to …Īnd what do we want to know right after that … How long will it take? The most popular question about decluttering or simplifying is, “What’s the best way to start?” The next most popular question is, “How long will it take?” These are the questions we want answers to about everything we do, especially when starting something new.
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