The 5-Step System to Declutter Your Home

Do you have a goal to declutter and organize your home this year? If so, this episode is for you. Decluttering can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be.
In this episode, I share my proven 5-step system for making progress without the stress. Whether you’re focusing on a single room or your entire house, this straightforward method will help you get organized and stay motivated every step of the way. This system has worked for me and so many others, and I know it can work for you too. Get ready to feel lighter, more organized, and fully in control of your space.
What You’ll Learn:
The first step to starting any decluttering project successfully
Why planning your time is just as important as tackling the clutter
How to keep momentum and avoid common pitfalls along the way
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[@ThreeDogMomma]

Thank you for this! Very timely for me.

[@the_pink_bee]

You are so welcome 💕🐝

[@sherresmith2375]

If you are retired and live alone it’s so easy. I can spend hours every day in January. Then in September I can revisit every drawer, closet, and cabinet in a day.
The hardest parts for myself is #5. Getting things to donate delivered to a small town 30 miles from me takes conscious effort to load my SUV and make sure that tomorrow I don’t deviate from my goal to deliver. We do not have a local dump, but any trash that fits in a lawn & leaf bag our trash service will pick up.
Living with less stuff makes life lighter, and eliminates the indecisive stress of what to do.

[@the_pink_bee]

It sounds like you have a great decluttering system in place. 🏡✨ #5 can definitely be a challenge-sometimes the hardest part is actually getting donations out the door! Maybe keeping a “donation day” once a month on your calendar could help? And I love what you said about living with less making life lighter-so true! 🩷💪

[@AshBun76]

This might be a dumb question but with your scheduled times whether it be for work or extras do you set a timer/alarm for the end time on a task? I ask because I can get really locked in on a task and go over time. Have you been doing this so long that you know automatically know your alloted time? I hope this makes sense.

[@the_pink_bee]

That’s not a dumb question at all! I totally get what you mean. I think setting timers could definitely be helpful to stay on track, especially if you tend to get locked into a task. It can be a great way to create boundaries and keep you moving. It’s all about finding what works best for you! 😊

[@phunt8551]

Could you please consider doing a video on how to use google drive to store notes. Decluttering notes is a problem 😢

[@the_pink_bee]

I have a course that teaches this. This isn't something I teach in the One Notebook Challenge. www.megansumrell.com/offers/XQCKU4ib