As we saw in Journey to becoming a Minimalist: #1 , decluttering your living environment and life can bring numerous benefits.
I came up with a method which was inspired by the trashing multi-tasking due to the superiority of focusing on a single task.
Using photo editor, I created a little image which contained the text “De-clutter”. Slapped on a radial gradient and added some glow to the font to make it look more appealing. Here’s a link to the guide I used and for convenience, I have attached a pre-prepared tag in-case I lose mine or anybody else wishes to use it.
Basically the idea is to print this tag and use blutac to attach it to a section in my living area. For example my left desk draw. When my “Throw away 3 items” day rolls around, I target this section of my environment and throw out any unnecessary items. Throughout the week or even month (depending on the size of the area) I try to organize this space until everything in it is a necessary possession and everything is in its place.
Once an area has been completely de-cluttered and organized, I remove the tag and reattach it to another area in my home, signaling my next prey.
De-clutter tag (869 downloads)
10/17/2015 -
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