Key Points Minimalist decluttering works best with a plan: tackle one area at a time, set rules, and rotate select seasonal ...

Take stock of your desktop, your tabs, your inbox, and your home screen: How many different windows do you have open right ...

The cobwebbing method is a new decluttering trend that focuses less on the stuff itself and more on the stories behind it.

Organizers explain how the five-five rule keeps your shopping disciplined and your wardrobe clutter-free and budget-friendly ...

Put things back where they belong: Once you've used something, put it back where it belongs. Avoiding delays takes practice, ...

A TIDY home means a tidy mind – but finding space for stacks of new toys, toiletries and other Christmas gifts can feel like ...

Home organization and decluttering is a hot topic as of late — and for good reason. Apart from serving a purely aesthetic purpose, studies have shown that decluttering can also help alleviate stress, ...

The premise of this method is a simple one; you reverse all the hangers on your clothes rail so they’re facing the wrong way ...

The twinkle lights are up, the stockings are hung, and it’s go time: If you’re going to declutter toys before the onslaught ...

Decluttering can be overwhelming. That’s why I’m such a fan of smart decluttering hacks that speed up the process and limit decision paralysis. I’ve found success with the “Take Away 10” method that ...

Break the task into manageable areas (e.g., kitchen, bedroom, bathroom) and tackle one room or section at a time. To avoid ...

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