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#DAILY DECLUTTER CALENDAR PROFESSIONAL#
#DAILY DECLUTTER CALENDAR FREE#

#DAILY DECLUTTER CALENDAR FREE#

You can use the free How Long to Keep Documents checklist to help you make decisions on what to keep and what to let go.įor Support with a Decluttering Challengeįor support to complete the declutter challenge, you just need to do 3 things: You’ll find that you don’t need most of it.

Declutter piles of paper, mail, magazines and newspaper in the home office or anywhere in your home.Younger children will need guidance and encouragement, but involve them in the decluttering process. Family members should always be responsible for their own items. Then move onto the contents of drawers and cabinets. Start with decluttering all horizontal surfaces, like the tabletop and floor. You can focus on one shelf at at time or one category, like all pillows, then all blankets, etc. Focus on photos, downloads, unused apps and emails. I recommend starting with under the kitchen sink because it contains items that are easier to make decisions about and it’s an area you use frequently. Declutter kitchen cabinets one at a time or as many as you can accomplish in the time you’ve allotted.Declutter bathroom cabinets and drawers one at a time.Declutter a junk drawer, whether it’s in the kitchen, garage, work area or office.You can even tackle one area or cabinet at a time to make a large task more manageable in a short amount of time.

#DAILY DECLUTTER CALENDAR PROFESSIONAL#

Hire a professional organizer to help you.

Plan a non- clutter reward for yourself.

Commit to completing the decluttering tasks.

Set a completion goal for your decluttering.

Break large tasks down into manageable tasks.

For longer-term decluttering, start with an area that will make your day-to-day life better.

When guests are coming, focus only on the areas the guests will see.

Determine your purpose – is it a quick pick up before guests come or a longer-term decluttering project.

If you have successfully decluttered in the past, then this declutter challenge with 31 different tasks is perfect for a declutter touch up, which we all need from time to time. If you’ve tried other declutter challenges and they just didn’t work for you, you may find that the 10-minutes a day format works better for your busy life. We will tackle 31 different decluttering tasks during a month and all these tasks can be done in about 10-minutes. That’s where a 10 minute a day declutter challenge comes in. Life is busy and while decluttering in a marathon session has definite benefits, it doesn’t always fit into our schedules.

For Support with a Decluttering Challenge.

Smaller tasks you can accomplish in 10 – 20 minutes.

>You can find two other helpful housekeeping posts via this links on The Inspired Room: Four Daily Routines: How I Keep My House Clean Enough and my Top Ten Organizing Posts. > Need more organizing ideas? Check out my new book, Make Room for What You Love! >You can find the 12 months of organizing calendar posted HERE over at The Decluttered Home!

I am pretty excited about it and hope it will help inspire you, too! I think it is a great tool to help get you thinking about your own New Year’s Resolutions for your Home. Each month has a different area or task to focus on, which makes the process feel less overwhelming. I am putting together a few different lists of goals and plans for my home in 2014 and I can’t wait to share them all with you! One of my favorites is a simple 12 month calendar I created with what I want to organize around my home. UPDATE: Here is my 2015 Decluttering Calendar and A Bag A Day Decluttering Plan!īelow is another helpful calendar, so be sure to check it out too! Are you looking forward to this year? I sure am! I’m especially excited about ORGANIZATION this year.