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Spring cleaning and decluttering are essential traditions that mark the transition from winter to spring. It involves not only scrubbing floors and dusting shelves, but also purging unnecessary belongings and organizing spaces for renewed life. Decluttering allows for a fresh start, both physically and mentally. It allows you to create a peaceful living space and by donating your unwanted items, you're making a positive impact on your community and the environment.
We like to approach decluttering by sorting belongings into five distinct categories: keep, gift, sell, donate, and discard. This method ensures that each item is carefully evaluated based on its value, usefulness, and potential impact on the space.
In the article titled "Decluttering Tips: Say Goodbye to Excess Stuff," Sandra Block offers invaluable guidance for effectively decluttering your living space. Block advises readers to allocate more time than initially anticipated to prevent hurried decisions that could lead to regrets. She cautions against the temptation to stow away uncertain items, as this could perpetuate future clutter issues. Her practical tips serve as a roadmap for decluttering while also ensuring a mindful approach to decision-making throughout the decluttering process.
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