Keep the Momentum Going
Make an effort to move stuff out of the house within 48 hours of the time that you decide to let it go. Too often clutter moves from the drawer or closet only as far as the back hall or the garage, where it sits for weeks waiting for someone to get around to taking it to the dump, recycling center, or thrift store.
Making lots of smaller trips to local charity shops may not be the most time- or energy-efficient, but it will help you see progress more quickly and will free up the energy in your home a lot faster than waiting until you're "done" (whenever that might be) so you can handle it all at once.
Keep up the momentum.
"I filled a huge dumpster and four trash bags with junk and toys from my daughter's room, and I loaded three years of scrapbooking magazines into the car to drop off at the scrapbook store."
~ Clutter-Free Forever! support group member
Making lots of smaller trips to local charity shops may not be the most time- or energy-efficient, but it will help you see progress more quickly and will free up the energy in your home a lot faster than waiting until you're "done" (whenever that might be) so you can handle it all at once.
Keep up the momentum.
"I filled a huge dumpster and four trash bags with junk and toys from my daughter's room, and I loaded three years of scrapbooking magazines into the car to drop off at the scrapbook store."
~ Clutter-Free Forever! support group member
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