Are you considering some resolutions related to uncluttering and organizing? I always find it interesting to see how other people have approached this, because other peoples ideas can inspire some of my own. Im hoping some of the things Ive & Continued

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With the holidays behind us and the popularity of gift cards increasing every year, make sure you don't let them go unspent.

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Soulful Simplicity isnt a book entirely about uncluttering and minimalism. It is a book about the authors journey to her ideal life (of which uncluttering and minimalism play a large part). A number of years ago, Courtney Carver was diagnosed & Continued

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Five years ago I wrote an article on what to do with old toys. Now that the holiday season is here, Ive decided to revisit it. For many, the holidays means the acquisition of new stuff, and that can lead & Continued

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Two ideas from readers for what to do with holiday cards after the holidays.

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Apartment Therapy recently ran an article by Shifrah Combiths entitled 9 Things No One Needs Anymore and Should Declutter. The list includes DVDs, DVD cases, CDs, file cabinets, a stockpile of pantry and household items, wall calendars, physical inspiration (mood & Continued

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Its All Too Much by Peter Walsh is one of my favorite organizing books, so I was eager to read Walshs newest book. I found that Let It Go: Downsizing Your Way to a Richer, Happier Life started out slow, & Continued

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Like many people, I use loyalty cards to get deals on products and/or accumulate points to get free products. However, I was running out of space in my wallet (which is similar to this one) to store all of the & Continued

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Reader Misty sent us this question: I want to help my mom do some uncluttering. The entire house is in need of some help. My sister passed away three years ago  she was a collector and many collections there & Continued

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When I was young my parents often decried the junk mail that arrived at our house  catalogs, flyers, local take-out menus, etc. It was a constant influx of clutter that went from the postmans hands, to the mailbox, to & Continued

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After starting my Bullet Journal experiment, I wrote down my worries concerning maintaining the experiment. One worry was boredom, one was letting things slide because success would lead to overconfidence, and the third concern was getting distracted. Specifically I said: & Continued

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Clean your room! Those three words have haunted kids and teenagers almost for as long as there have been kids and teenagers. Even as an adult, I dont always have time to keep my bedroom neat and tidy. If youre & Continued

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Dont cling to a mistake just because you have spent a lot of time making it.  Banksy Ive written before that its perfectly okay to give up on a book. But there are plenty of other cases where you & Continued

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Although I have a dishwasher and the majority of my kitchenware is dishwasher-safe, I usually wash a sink-full of dishes by hand every day. Some of these dishes include non-dishwasher-safe items such as chef knives and wine glasses, small plastic & Continued

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As the holidays approach many of us will be cooking more than we typically do. Some will serve elaborate meals to their families and guests. Much food will be consumed, but not all  and that means leftovers. Weve written & Continued

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Over the last few months, I’ve been dealing with the sick leave of one employee after another in my day job. It was, of course, just a matter of time before I fell ill as well. Fortunately, I’m not bed-bound & Continued

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Reusable bags keep clutter at bay and help the environment, too!

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We keep a potato masher in a drawer because sometimes its fun to not be able to open that drawer.  Simon Holland When I saw this on Twitter, I grinned. How many of us have struggled with potato mashers & Continued

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Etiquette experts may cringe at the idea of donating to a good cause in honor of someone rather than getting that someone a tangible gift. And some people on your holiday shopping list might not like that idea, either. But & Continued

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We talk a great deal about honoring the mementos you chose to keep in your home. This exact word we picked up from Peter Walsh, but its a concept most everyone in the organization business has understood for years. In & Continued

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