Key Points Break big decluttering projects into small, scheduled tasks so you don’t get overwhelmed.Group similar items ...

Just as we sift through closets and clear out our basements and attics come January, the technology we touch every single day deserves the same thoughtful attention. After all, our digital ...

We live in a world where our digital spaces have become extensions of ourselves. Just like our physical spaces, our phones, computers, and cloud storage solutions can become cluttered with unnecessary ...

Time to toss the items you wouldn't bother to bubble wrap.

Decluttering isn’t just about tidying up—it’s about reclaiming your life and creating space for what truly matters. Think about the last time you walked into a clean, organized room or turned off all ...

The transition out of winter and into warmer temperatures reminds us of tulips, clocks “springing” forward and walks in the park. But beyond nature coming into bloom, spring is also ubiquitous with ...

The February reset experts swear by.

1. In the home, decluttering reduces stress and anxiety. Clutter can cause visual chaos, but a neat home makes us feel more calm and in control. 2. At work, an organized work space has been shown to ...

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Journalist-turned-wellness entrepreneur (and bibliophile) on how to approach this most difficult of decluttering tasks.