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How to declutter your life




All of us at some point in time would have thought that it would have been better if we got a chance to start from scratch. From day one!

Decluttering your life can be a transformative experience that frees up space (both in your home and mind) and helps you feel more organized and focused. 


Even though starting from scratch is not possible, it's always possible to try to make minor changes in your day-to-day life and make improvements in life.


How can we do it?


Start small: You can start decluttering your life by decluttering your surroundings. a small area like a drawer, a shelf, or a corner of a room. This will help you build momentum and feel more motivated to tackle more significant projects.


Set goals: Define what you want to achieve by decluttering. List the areas you want to declutter and set a timeline to complete each task.


Be ruthless: Be willing to let go of things that no longer serve a purpose in your life. Ask yourself if you really need each habit/item/relationship and if it brings you joy or adds value to your life.


Donate or sell items: Consider donating or selling items that are in good condition but no longer serve a purpose for you. This can help you feel good about giving back to others and can also help you make some extra money.


Create a system: Create a plan for organizing the things you keep. This can include labeling boxes or drawers or creating designated areas for different items.


Simplify your schedule: Decluttering your life isn't just about physical possessions. It can also mean simplifying your program by eliminating commitments or activities that aren't essential or fulfilling.


Practice mindfulness: Take time to appreciate the things that bring you joy and let go of things that don't. Focus on the present moment and let go of the past and future clutter that may be weighing you down.


Remember, decluttering your life is a process, not an overnight fix. Take it one step at a time and celebrate your progress along the way.


"The more you have, the more you are occupied. The less you have, the more free you are." - Mother Teresa



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