On the countertop. To the kitchen table. To the desk. To the coffee table. To the bedside table. Back to the countertop.
That’s basically the clutter cycle in our home.
There are so many things we don’t question. We just continue to shuffle them from one place to another: simply part of our routine.
No asking — “why?”
No wondering — “what if?”
And no thinking — “how come?”
And then you wonder why you’re always surrounded by “stuff.” 😉
It happens to me too. But I’d love for us to change our thinking AND our actions.
That’s why I’m so excited for you to see today’s video where I reveal two questions that will help you dramatically declutter. (They’ve totally simplified my life!)
Of course if it’s something you’re up for trying, puh-lease don’t be shy to let me know about it in the comments.
Make it happen by letting us know which three items YOU are going to let go of?
And if you know anyone else that could benefit from decluttering, be sure to forward this vid to them.
To Embracing Less Is More! 🙂
Xo,
Mridu
LOL! good one! thank you
Old skirts/capris (summer is over, and I ain’t wearing them next season!) Binders and oh, okay pens/pencils.
But I am an office supply junkie
Awesome start Natasha! Keep it up! 🙂 xo,m
Such a great tip, and yes I do hold onto clutter like I will miss it if its gone, but seriously when I think about it. I won’t even notice, because like you said I have a bazillion other things..so magazines, toiletries including makeup, and receipts that I thought I needed from 2010-2012..not!
So welcome Kali! ;)) xo,m
Pick one place you can go crazy Natasha! 😉 I promise – you’ll never look back! xo,m
Awesome, awesome Dyan. You can soooo do this!!! Don’t over think, just get that stuff out! 😉 xo,mridu
LOL – loved this one – I am throwing out the fireworks my husband bought last July 4th which are still still there, unused!!
Go Shelley go!! Xo,m 🙂
Brilliant tips! I head to bed with a shoebox filled with hotel size soaps, shampoos etc for our local Food Bank;plus my “junk drawer is half-empty. A productive evening, thank you, Mridu!
That’s fantastic Karen! And I can tell that you’re feeling great! Way to take instant action. :)) xo,m
Okay, I get the extra “stuff” approach, but I do struggle with parting with my deceased Mother’s clothing. They are not my size so wearing them isn’t an option. I also have my parents record collection and there are tons of memories there. How do I convince my heart to let go?
LOL!! Great Mridu..thanks for the great tip!!
You’re so welcome Renu. Glad it was helpful! xo, m