Early in March, I hosted my monthly planning workshop on decluttering. At the time I was in major spring-cleaning mode, ready to get organized for the season. Now, just a few weeks later the world feels very different.
Honestly, each day feels longer than the last. In light of the COVID-19 outbreak, things are changing FAST. We’re all doing our best to keep up and navigate a new normal. My team and I are working on resources to share. We want to provide as much as possible at this time and while we don’t want to push something non-essential, in times of stress getting organized can help. Making lists, planning, decluttering and cleaning can be therapeutic.
So today, I wanted to share more on how we declutter! Click here to watch my declutter workshop. This workshop was recorded in early March before COVID-19 was considered a global pandemic, but this three-step decluttering process is the strategy I use in our home. Decluttering can be overwhelming. Approach each space with these three steps in mind:
- Minimize – Gather like things together, decreasing their span across your home.
- Eliminate – Consolidate, donate, or toss anything non-essential.
- Organize – When you put it back, organize it and make it pretty!
If you need some decluttering inspiration and accountability, I created and Annual Declutter Checklist (you know how much I love checklists!). This free worksheet you can download in the Whitney English Planner shop reviews how to prepare for decluttering and key areas to tackle!
Don’t let the stress of decluttering your space derail you from making progress! Getting organized is an ongoing process. Watch my decluttering workshop, grab the free checklist and get started!
Do you have other decluttering tips? Share below!
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