1. Do you have a over-the-door shoe organizer you aren't using? What can you fill it with? (ie diapers in the baby room, toiletries in the bathroom, canned goods in the pantry.)
2. If you need more room, have your walls be more useful than decorative with shelves and hanging baskets.
3. Wall hooks can hang your scarves and jewelry.
4. Plan an evening at home to rest.
   
5. Hang mops and brooms on a pegboard behind a door.
6. Give away one gift you have received but don't like or use.
7. What boundaries are slipping that need to be put back in place?

Would you like to be well on your way to a decluttered home in the next two months?

Well, who wouldn’t?

Keep in mind, if you play with the declutter plan, you could…

• have room to move, live, think
• get rid of more clutter than you thought possible
• open your home to more people
• begin to have clarity of mind and focus
• effectively learn to make decisions about your possessions
• go from despair to hope
• learn to maintain a clutter free home
• have room for you in your home

Finally, room for you and your family in your house. Having your home nurture you, instead of being an energy drainer.

How would you like to make more and more space?

Now remember, having less clutter does not make you a better person. It is not to make you feel more acceptable to others. The person that declutters most does not win. The reason to declutter is to make your home or office work for you and your family.

You could keep working with your home on your own. But, how long have you been trying that?

It’s up to you!

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