I was on the phone with a client today and she was talking about my declutter calendar. She liked it because she could post it in whatever room we are working on and she could quick do one of the items without it weighing down her to do list. Sometimes she realizes it took almost no time to declutter that area so she can do the next day's area as well. She gets that little boost when she can say she is ahead. And if she gets behind, it doesn't matter because some days she can say, "I don't have to do that because it's already done."

Well she decided to use another empty calendar to take care of what she calls Puddles that accumulated over the holiday season. You know- stacks of bows, a box of decorations to be put away, a gingerbread house, a paper pile, something to be returned. As a whole it can be overwhelming. So she is putting one on each square of a calendar to get them all taken care of by the end of January.

She also is saying to her kids if they want to do one before she gets to it they can get extra spending money.

You can break down all sorts of projects with this - work, decluttering, organizing, health habits, getting through a non fiction book.

What project do you need to break down?

Need more support in decluttering? Join me a we create a great plan for decluttering your life and enjoy fun support! I have declutter groups twice a year in January and again in the fall. I love hearing about how much people declutter during our 6 weeks together. Wouldn't it feel great to have your home with a lot less clutter by March?

"I was so happy with the support and encouragement that Beth showed! Daily check ins helped keep me motivated in areas where I had not succeeded before. The difference in my home was noticeable, and I love having a craft area back!" - Tamara Havens

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