31 Day Decluttering Challenge
I recently conducted a reader survey and discovered that the biggest challenge most of my readers face is feeling overwhelmed.
And I totally get it!
Between running a household, taking care of my family and running a business, my life is FULL, but there is one thing I do that helps me to immediately cut through that overwhelmed feeling — decluttering.
I know, I know. It seems like “declutter” is a buzz word now, but I promise you that seeing a clear, organized space — no matter how small — will give you an amazing feeling of calm and peace.
But because I’m busy like you, I also understand that you don’t have time to remove everything in your closet and organize it by color.
That’s why I created 10 Minutes a Day Decluttering. It’s a simple and effective way to clear your space in a very short amount of time.
And to supercharge your decluttering I’m hosting a 31 Day Declutter Challenge with simple daily 10 minute decluttering tasks.
To join us for the challenge:
1. Join the 30 Days to an Organized Life Community HERE.
Then print your free 31 Day Declutter Checklist!
2. Gather your supplies.
You will need:
- a donate-able box for giveaway items
- a laundry basket or bin for put away items
- a trash can or paper bag for trash
3. Get Started!
Starting March 1st, we’ll work in the designated area for just 10 minutes a day.
That’s it!
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I would love to hear if you’re joining us, so leave a comment. 🙂
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We Can Do This!
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Due to hard blows that started hitting me and my family a few years ago, I just let EVERYTHING go.
Relegated to living in my Mom’s bi-level basement in my middle age has been challenging. NOT being able to live with my husband of almost 35 years has been even more difficult, but it’s turning out to be what God had planned all along. After my husband got laid off (after 28.5 years) and never got called back (unable to find another job due to age and many other factors), we coasted into bankruptcy and ruin and I ended up at my Mom’s and he ended up at his. Neither can live alone any more so that’s worked out well for them. We have plans to get back together someday.
A small piece of ice two years ago gave me a broken arm, a sprained wrist and jammed shoulder. Then Mom had a heart valve replaced. Allergies, illnesses…the hits kept on coming. Keeping up with work, though a part time position, was hard. Everything fell apart in my living area. Just managed to help Mom keep her area in check.
NOW it’s time for me to slowly get my act together. Thanks SO much for the help. I’m hitting it in little bites and with a few minutes here and a few minutes there. Eventually I will get things where they need to be. It’s nice to know I’m not alone in this see of unorganization!
Wow! You have been through so much! I’m so glad to hear that you are starting to come back from all the chaos and bring some order into your life. And no, you are definitely NOT alone. Thanks so much for joining us and for taking the time to comment! You can do this!
I can do this for 10 mins!!
Yes you can Anne! ???
Sounds like a plan.
Yay! Thanks for joining us Kathy! 🙂