Counting the number of a certain item can help you assess whether you need all that you have.

"I’m really looking forward to decluttering this year. The kind of clearing out I haven’t done since the pandemic, when we were all stuck in our homes surrounded by the weight of our belongings." ...

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Hundreds of clients have trusted her to liquidate their possessions, and customers seek out her organized and fun sales.

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From centerpieces to Santa statues, it can be a lot of fun decorating for the holidays, but the hard part is the cleanup.

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Away from decluttering and organising, on Sort Your Life Out, Stacey shares that if you get flustered with the process, step away and take a break. Adding that there’s no need to complete decluttering ...

"A sparkling home is one of the best ways to kick off the New Year," encourages Crombie. "And once your big clean is done, ...

The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to assess your surroundings, consider what is important, and get organized.

‘The 90/90 rule is simple, catchy and easy to remember, which makes it appealing in a world where decision fatigue is real.