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Is 2021 the year you plan to declutter and get organized? You’re in the right place! Watch for a new 52-Weeks of Decluttering and Organizing Feature coming early in 2021.
We’ve made it to week 3 of the 52-Week Decluttering Challenge. This week, we’ll take another big step on our journey by decluttering our kitchen cupboards.
In the first two weeks of the challenge, we decluttered under the kitchen sink and cleared out our kitchen drawers. How are you finding the challenge so far? Are you feeling the benefits of less clutter yet? I know I am!
Welcome to week 2 of the 52-Week Decluttering Challenge. Last week, we kicked things off by decluttering under the kitchen sink. This week, we’re getting a little more ambitious. Together, we’ll tackle the clutter in our kitchen drawers. And yes, this means it’s time to find out what’s lurking in the dreaded junk drawer.
Are you ready for the first task in the 52-Week Decluttering Challenge? Start by downloading your Easy Decluttering Checklist. Then we’ll get to work with our first weekly challenge. It’s a fairly simple one—decluttering under the kitchen sink.
Will you be decluttering in 2024? I will and I hope you’ll join me! Starting next week, I’ll revisit my popular 52-Week Decluttering Challenge, where I focus on a different area of my home every week for a year.
Last weekend, I finished up a marathon year of decluttering as the 52-Week Decluttering Challenge came to a close. And what a year it was! Today, I’ll wrap things up by looking back on what I learned and accomplished during the year—including my final decluttering tally. Then, I’ll share five easy steps to help you get started with your own decluttering challenge.
I’m excited to say we’ve reached the final week of the 52-Week Decluttering Challenge. This week, we’re wrapping up the final item on our checklist by decluttering Christmas decorations and other holiday items.
Christmas is coming! If you’ve got children, I’m sure they’re counting the sleeps until Santa’s arrival. This is a great time of year to declutter toys and games. Not only will you free up some space for those new items, but it’s a good time to donate toys to charity shops, or try to sell them, as parents may be looking for bargains.
Are you a collector? Do you have a prized collection of Barbie dolls, music memorabilia, coins or baseball cards?
As we reach the final weeks of the 52-Week Decluttering Challenge, we still have a few tasks to wrap up. This week, we tackle a particularly challenging area for some. It’s time to think about decluttering collectibles and consider if we need to let go.
Time is really flying by and we’re into the home stretch of the 52-Week Decluttering Challenge. But we still have work to do. This week’s decluttering task was one that I had been putting off for a while. I can procrastinate no longer – it’s time to declutter the mess that has accumulated on our basement floor.
When we think of decluttering, money isn’t usually the first thing that leaps to mind. But, our finances can be just as cluttered and disorganized as anything else we own. November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, so it’s a good time for some financial decluttering in our 52-Week Decluttering Challenge. You won’t want to miss my top 10 financial decluttering and organizing tips.
