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Why Wait for Spring to Clean Out

Every year, “Be More Organized” or “Declutter” tops many people’s list of New Year’s Resolutions. Like any resolution we start off with great intentions but tend to lose momentum in light of the magnitude of the task. The good news is that once finished you have a wonderful sense of accomplishment and a more streamlined living space.

Before you get started, remember that “Rome wasn’t built in a day”. You didn’t accumulate all of this stuff in one day, so it will likely take you more than one to declutter it. I recommend breaking it down room by room and doing one room per day. You don’t want this task to take over you life.

As you begin to remove things from you home, separate it into 3 piles : Trash, To Sell, and To Donate. You may be able to sell many of your still usable items on Ebay or Craigslist. You can also see if your town or neighborhood has a forum for selling things. Celebration has one, and it is great for selling extra items. Why not make a few extra bucks while cleaning up? The kids can help by selecting unused toys to donate. As you go, think about when the last time you used an item was or how many of them you have. If you received a fondu pot as wedding gift in 1990 and it’s still in the box, I think it’s safe to say you don’t need it.

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