Never Too Busy to Cure Clutter
by Erin Rooney Doland
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"Whether you have thirty seconds, one minute, five minutes, or fifteen minutes, this organizing daily devotional offers tips, checklists, weekend projects, quizzes, and encouragement that will help you find the time, motivation, and permission to let go of sentimental clutter, set up storage solutions, and establish routines that make sense for your life,"--Amazon.com.Tags
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This was a method of decluttering area by area in a timed method. What you can do in a minute, 5 minutes or 15 minutes. The minute things are basically things to get in the habit of doing as you pass through an area. Five minute things are things to do when you notice an area getting cluttered; reorganize a shelf, clear a table top; pull something out while putting away something else. The 15 minute tasks are the big jobs broken down into small units, so it's not overwhelming. In between are organizing tips, food organizing ideas to help meal planning, record keeping needs, clothes storage tips, etc. Found some interesting and useful ideas.
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Erin Rooney Doland is the editor in chief of Unclutterer.com and the author of Unclutter Your Life in One Week. She appears regularly in Real Simple's Ask the Organizer column and has also contributed to Better Homes and Gardens, Family Circle, Woman's Day, and Martha Stewart Living.
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- Canonical title
- Never Too Busy to Cure Clutter
- Original publication date
- 2016
- Dedication
- For Dana and Mike Rooney
THANK YOU - First words
- [Using This Book] Are you busy?
[Introduction] It's time to tackle your clutter!
Geralin Thomas, professional organizer with Metropolitan Organization and A&E's Hoarders, on the benefits of being organized:
Uncluttering, discarding, donating, sorting, categorizing, rearranging, and organizin... (show all)g the stuff in my life makes me feel satisfied and content. ... - Quotations
- According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the modern English word organizer comes from the fourteenth-century Middle French word organiser. In this early form, it meant "to give a... (show all)n organic structure to" something. When organizing objects in your home, think back to this early usage of the word and try to create systems that feel as natural as possible.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)[Using This Book] Yes, you're busy, but you're never too busy to cure clutter.
(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)[Introduction] Use this book as it meets your needs--being busy doesn't mean you have to live with clutter or disorganization.
(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)If you're especially creative during your Simple Meal brainstorming session you could even come up with thirty days of meal ideas and probably rotate through them for five or six months before you feel like you're in a rut again.
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