10 Minute Summer Declutter Project
I don’t know what your house looks like right now, but mine is a bit of a mess after the whirlwind of activity of the last two months. Now that the family events, work projects, parties and graduation ceremony are over I am super ready to get my life back in order.
In addition to creating a weekly plan, I’m going to spend the month of June decluttering my house. I will be focusing on one room at a time and spending just 10 minutes a day getting rid of stuff that we no longer use or love.
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I’ll be posting photos of my progress and I would love to see yours too!
My plan for this week:
PERSONAL – (daily habits to keep me healthy and happy)
- morning “Brain Dump” (read more here)
- 20 – 30 minute brisk walk daily
- drink 6-8 glasses of water
- complete bedtime routine every night
- go to bed by 10:00 p.m.
PEOPLE – (activities that develop relationship with those I love)
- date with hubby (evening walk in the park)
- coffee date with my oldest daughter
- write note to a friend
PASSION – (creative and soulful habits that bring me joy and help me connect spiritually)
- art journal (see my DIY Art Journal here)
- walk in the park
PURPOSE – (tasks and activities that enable me to fulfill my life purpose)
- (wife) pray for my husband daily
- (mom) hug my kids at least twice a day
- (encourager) call a friend to pray together
PROJECTS – (tasks to take care of our household and move me toward my dream)
- work on upcoming project for the blog
- summer declutter starting in my office
Read more details about how I create my weekly plan here.
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Personal: in bed by 10 pm, make dinner every night, avoid unnecessary sugar and exercise every day.
People: check in with Kelly (make some blondies for him?), card for cousin-congrats on retirement, birthday cards (3)
Purpose: encourage youngest daughter (8 days of school), help older daughter find a job, practice responses for law school interview (research potential questions). work on self motivation for taking care of business
Projects: health insurance snafu; declutter computer area (front room), get 4 things finished on my “Big List.”
This is a really great list Charmaine but it sounds like a lot to do when you get to the purpose and projects section, so don’t get discouraged if you don’t get it all done. Progress, not perfection , right? 🙂