Today starts the beginning of another race on clutter. Start with the ‘clutter relay race’ first as shown in my other article to get you started. You are first simplifying and on your way to moving the mess and seeing the space and the new found freedom of having less to clean.
Organize into categories the items you have remaining. Do small areas so as not to get overwhelmed. Do one shelf of books or a drawer you want sorted one at a time. Put books or items such as DVD’s in groups that work for you. Books put in genres such as computer, business, hobbies, fiction, non-fiction, etc.
For any items not with a place to put them, you may have to buy or make a container to keep them in. By doing the sorting first, this gives you a point to start with; therefore, you can see what containers and sizes you may need for organizing items better.
Accessorize and treat yourself to a new container or make your shelf area different by painting or decorating it. This gives you a sense that things are new and fresh. It uplifts your spirits when you see something new. It is a way of rewarding yourself for your hard work.
Now clean your area and you can begin to organize items onto or into their special locations. You now can find your items with ease and your room is ready for the last step. Clean the main areas and put any final touches or additions to your area.
Step back and now enjoy seeing your freshened new space. Sit and take in the enjoyment of having less clutter in your room and in your mind as well.
Find Time to Organize: http://meg-simplifies-life.com/2011/07/14/finding-time-to-organize/
For more organizing, and clutter removal click links below:
http://www.meg-simplifies-life.com
To organize your teens closet:
http://megsimplifies.blogspot.com/2011/06/teenagers-closet-what-clothes-do-i-keep.html
Photo from: Microsoft.com
Find Time to Organize: http://meg-simplifies-life.com/2011/07/14/finding-time-to-organize/
For more organizing, and clutter removal click links below:
http://www.meg-simplifies-life.com
To organize your teens closet:
http://megsimplifies.blogspot.com/2011/06/teenagers-closet-what-clothes-do-i-keep.html
Photo from: Microsoft.com
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