Declutter My House

"I want to declutter my house." You wouldn't believe how many people say that every single day. The lucky ones find out how to actually go from suffocating under a fast-growing mountain of stuff. They escape the crazed chaos of disorganization and find peace by using tried and true clutter clearing techniques. Let's look at three powerhouse suggestions.

ONE: Sub-Divide And Conquer

You don't have to declutter your home in one fell swoop. No one is going to die if you don't completely alter your life within a few hours. It took awhile to develop the bad habits that have you struggling with disorganization and it isn't unreasonable to think it might take more than an afternoon to dig yourself out from under the mess.

That's why it makes sense to sub-divide your house into manageable chunks as you begin the decluttering process. I was able to declutter my home a lot faster than I ever dreamed possible by mentally dividing it into different zones. I worked through them, with a plan in mind, one at a time. The end result? Organization, peace, serenity and wildly increased efficiency. Translation: I got rid of clutter.

TWO: Don't Keep Second-Tier Stuff

A key component of successfully decluttering your home is to get rid of all the stuff you don't need. All of those unnecessary items are bogging you down. They're a weight around your neck that's slowing you to a crawl. You must decrease the "stuff". But how can you really tell what to keep and what to donate to charity (or toss into the dumpster, in some cases)?

Here's a great idea. Take a serious look at all of the "maybe, maybe not" items and react to them emotionally. Do they bring you joy? Do you feel good about them? Do you really, deep down inside your "I want to declutter my house" heart want them? If you aren't really in love with the item, get rid of it. Period. Essentials are one thing, second-tier stuff is another.

THREE: Good Advice Can Make The Difference

You're a smart person. You could probably find a way to solve your clutter problem all on your own, right? Just read a few articles like this one, pick up a few good clutter tips, and get started. Bingo, the next thing you know, you'll be basking in the glow of an organized home.

Not really. It isn't as easy as it appears. If you want to get to the bottom of your clutter problem, the best thing you can do is to get an overall blueprint that will march you through an overall clutter clearing plan that will work. That's what I did to learn how to declutter my home and it worked like a charm. A little good advice can go a very, very long way!

If your "stuff" is beginning to accumulate to the point that it is making you uncomfortable, you need to take immediate action. Learn how to get rid of clutter now.

It's amazing. You may think have some idea of how frustrating clutter and disorganization is to you, but you can't really understand how significantly it is crushing the quality of your life until you've solved the problem.

There is nothing like an organized, clutter-free life. You'll notice a greater sense of peace and calm, wildly enhanced efficiency, a feeling of security and control, and a general sense that you finally have everything "together".

Kena Chaput has fought the clutter war herself and she emerged victorious. Now, she wants you to improve your life. She wants you to learn how to declutter and is offering a FREE 7-part e-course to help you!