We all know how easy it is to clutter up your desk with papers and books, your kitchen counters with cups and food boxes, your credit card bill with needless expenditures, or the basement with useless storage items. It is not just your home that can get cluttered, but your health, your workplace and your finances as well. The good news is that taking time to declutter your crowded environment will open up needed space that will help you feel lighter and to think more clearly.
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According to Amara Willey, certified Professional Organizer, this does not have to be done in one day or one week, but by taking small steps it can all eventually get done. Willey suggests that you begin in a space you wish to organize, set aside half an hour of time and go through only that small area. Don’t get distracted and wander off because the stuff or your thoughts are taking you somewhere else. Stay the course and little by little you will eliminate all the clutter. The following suggestions will help you to get started and the results will be well worth the effort.
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My kitty did silly things like this when he was little. Thanks for the cute overload!
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+ add your ownDefinitely easier said the done...but thanks for these great tips!!!
Thank you for sharing.
Seriously this is a good article - just take it one step at a time (I keep telling myself that!).
How did they get that photo of me? Oh no - it isn't me as that is just paper - I'm drowning under everything else!
Great article, I always feel so much better after a de clutter, everything in life seems so much easier http://www.adsere.com/blog/2012/03/how-to-spring-clean-your-house/
thanks for sharing
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Thank you for the ideas.
I think we need an article on "how to stay uncluttered". I read these declutter articles and I go declutter. Somehow I always find myself back where I started but with other things.
I will try to remain uncluttered, promise this time I will do it, honest!
What helpful suggestions!
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