However, you might want to think again.
Perhaps most importantly, do not think of decluttering as a punishment.
and consider the task done.
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“Its an ongoing process,” says Kristina Pinkerton, the founder ofOrganizing Huntsvillein Huntsville, Alabama.
She recommends implementing a weekly reset day to stay on track.
“Setting small, manageable goals makes a huge difference.
Forgetting About Hidden Clutter Zones
Have you really tackled every clutter-filled area in your home?
“Set regular reminders to declutter these overlooked spaces and prevent unnecessary buildup,” Ford suggests.
“Clutter often starts at the store,” Pinkerton says.
“How long is too long to hold onto something you’re not reaching for?
“Let the guilt go,” Pinkerton says.
“The person who gifted you the item already got what they wantedthey enjoyed the act of giving.
“The more you maintain on surfaces, the more you must move to clean.”
“Declutter first, then organize whats leftit saves time and money!”
