Kristin McRae – owner of Organizing in RI – teaches her clients that living an organized lifestyle will save time and money, with the added bonuses of lower stress levels, increased efficiency and higher productivity. “Getting organized will bring new energy into the home and you’ll feel energized and excited about your new space,” she says. “Serenity. Sanity. Finally.”
Create a purpose for each room
When a room doesn’t have a purpose, it becomes a drop spot for things that don’t have a home. If a spare room doesn’t have a purpose, it will turn into disorganized chaos in no time. Before you begin the organizing process, jot down and prioritize which spaces you want to tackle, and create a vision of how you want to function in each room. De-clutter. Aside from your keep, toss, donate and sell piles, create a “maybe” pile and a “move to another room” pile. To speed up the process, if you are undecided, toss it in the maybe pile. You’ll find that when you are finished decluttering, the “maybe” pile will likely go into the toss pile. Keep a “move to another room” pile because you want to limit your distractions and stay focused. Transfer these items once you’ve completed the process.
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