Guiding Principles for Your Philosophy of Decluttering
The Clutter Fairy talks about how to identify the guiding principles for your own personal philosophy of decluttering.
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The Clutter Fairy talks about how to identify the guiding principles for your own personal philosophy of decluttering.
The Clutter Fairy offers tactics for reducing your paper load and working your way toward a paperless lifestyle.
We get it in our heads that the more we have, the more prepared we are, the more fun we can have, and the happier we’ll be. But suddenly, there’s stuff everywhere standing in the way of free and satisfying lives.
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We get it into our heads that the more we have, the more prepared we are, the more fun we can have, and the happier we’ll be. But suddenly, there’s stuff everywhere standing in the way of free and satisfying lives.
We talked about the book ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life in the September meeting of the Houston Clutter Coaching Meetup Group, and a lot of people have asked for more information. This is a great organizing book written specifically with ADD people in mind. It contains lots of practical suggestions, organizing techniques, and coping mechanisms for people with ADD brains. Check it out!
No matter what organizing project you’ve decided to take on, you’ll find useful first steps—or next steps—on our jump-start list.
Moving to a new home or office can compound your clutter problems, or it can be a chance to make a clean break with your cluttered past.
Moving to a new home or office can compound your clutter problems, or it can be a chance to make a clean break with your cluttered past.
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Life-changing events can disrupt our ability to get (or stay) organized, and each type of major life event presents a unique set of organizing challenges.
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Life-changing events can disrupt our ability to get (or stay) organized, and each type of major life event presents a unique set of organizing challenges.
We often focus on big projects and the clutter backlog, but establishing daily routines and clutter-free habits can help you stem the flow of clutter at the source.
We often focus on big projects and the clutter backlog, but establishing daily routines and clutter-free habits can help you stem the flow of clutter at the source.