When traveling, clutter free conduct comes in handy and there are many reasons for not abandoning some best practices. How many times have you arrived at the second destination on a road trip without your razor or your dandruff shampoo?
There is a place for storage in everyone’s life – a shelf in the garage to stash camping equipment in winter, a basement corner to store extra fabric for craft projects; a spare room closet to tuck off-season or off-size clothes, maybe an outdoor shed for tools and an attic
If you are New Yorker or you come from San Francisco, or any other city large and small for that matter, you probably already know that it is not a good idea to pack the backseat or trunk of your car with anything.
In much the same way as one has to say no to chocolate cake when they wish to slim down, a buyer needs to turn the other way when enough is enough and being clutter free is the goal.
The perfect time to pause from the so-called ‘grind’ is now. Rather than being a victim of change, caught like a deer in the headlights, why not take a moment to deliberately retreat and consider that anything is possible for you in your future?
If you never thought that how you handle your hangers would make the difference between stress or no stress in your day-to-day life, reconsider. In fact, the easiest path to peace and calm is to have all hangers be uniform and to place empty hangers to one side or the
Author Michelle Passoff Launches Podcast To Help Make Room For What Matters Michelle Passoff has long been on a mission to share the transformative power of decluttering. She has crisscrossed the USA and has travelled around the globe and back delivering classes, retreats, lectures, and private consultations with a message
