Declutter

Decluttering can be difficult for many of us. Knowing what to keep and what to let go of isn’t always a simple choice. If you’re prone to hoarding, or live with a hoarder, the sheer scale of the task can seem overwhelming. Here are some easy strategies and 9 decluttering tips for hoarders.

Keeping your home clean and tidy doesn’t have to be complicated or use up your precious time and energy. Check out this post for 10 simple household routines to save you time and find out how to keep your home clean, the easy way.

Having a simpler wardrobe full of clothes that you love to wear will save you time in the morning and make getting dressed a pleasure. Get rid of the clothes that you don’t wear with this post on how to declutter clothes in 10 easy steps.

Decluttering your home can be a huge task if you’ve never done it before, have a lot of stuff, don’t have much time or energy or aren’t in the right mindset to just dig in and get started. To help you declutter your home, one day and one step at a time, check out this post on 365 ways to declutter your home in 365 days.

We tend to think about our physical stuff when it comes to decluttering, but there are many other things we can remove which aren’t visible or tangible. To truly simplify your life and create more time, space and freedom for what matters, here are 10 things to declutter that aren’t actual things.

If decluttering your home sounds too overwhelming or time-consuming, try out my 30-day declutter challenge. Break it down into manageable chunks by decluttering just one room, area or type of item each day. You’ll soon start to notice a difference and hopefully your home will be clutter-free and much easier to keep clean and tidy! Keep reading to follow my Declutter Challenge and learn how to declutter your home in 30 days!

Sometimes it’s difficult knowing what to declutter. How do you know whether to get rid of something or keep it? Let’s simplify the process and make it easy for you to know how to decide what to declutter.

Sometimes it helps to receive different perspectives on a subject. We all take in information differently and we have diverse interests and motivations. For those of you who’d like to delve deeper, check out this post listing some of the research into the negative effects of clutter.

Many people struggling with decluttering their homes. Sometimes it’s because we don’t know where to start, we’ve got no time or we don’t know what to do with our unwanted stuff. Check out this post for 10 reasons why decluttering is hard and some tips on how to make decluttering easier.

I’ve always encouraged my kids to help do chores around the house. As long as the chores are age-appropriate, I feel that it will help my kids, both now and in the future, and the rest of the family certainly benefits too. Check out this post to learn more about kids and chores and why and how to encourage kids to help at home. I’ve also included some ideas for chores that your kids could do at different ages to help you all get started!