Books on Decluttering and Organizing
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Have you been frustrated by trying to follow the "rules" set out by professional organizers?
Here's a secret, there's no single right way to declutter. From 'invisible' decluttering to decluttering games to major overhauls that can give you a fresh start, find a technique (or a few) that will work for you. Decluttering category-by-category allows you to see everything that you have in a group of items so you can see what you use and what is unnecessary excess.
Check out me being interviewed about this book. The most challenging part of getting organized isn't all the decluttering (even if it feels that way during the process!) it's staying organized.
This quick guide tells you about the habits that will keep your hard-won order. Want to have a closet full of just enough things that you love wearing rather than a crammed-full closet and nothing to wear?
This book guides you through decluttering your closet to curating your wardrobe. Includes free downloadable worksheets. A Year of Decluttering will get you started with 15-minute-a-day tasks that sneak in nearly 100 hours of decluttering in a year.
Use the provided category list if you want to work faster. As a crafter (and one-time art teacher), I know how challenging it can be to keep art and craft supplies organized.
These techniques take you through the process of seeing what you have to organizing it in a way that makes it easy to find the tools and supplies that encourage your creativity. If you are the methodical sort who wants to plan out what you will do, this book is like having a professional organizer guide you through the process of getting organized.
Includes free downloadable worksheets. |
