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So many photos on your phone? So many different things going on with working full time from home with no childcare for little ones? So many papers for your business? So many souvenirs? So many emails?
I’m talking about breaking through overwhelm in all these situations.
Mentioned: Deleting A Lot of Email at One Time in Gmail
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I’ve got a question. My two boys live elsewhere now. One feels as if he will be moving back to the area in a year or two. The youngest is in the service and recently married. That one intends to remain in the service till retirement )16 more years). The non serviceman has several big items he doesn’t want to part with but won’t fit in his current apartment. The serviceman will be moving pretty frequently and won’t want to lug his things around (expensive hunting, fishing, etc). What do I do with all this stuff?
First off, I want to say I love your approach and your sense of humor! I have been trying to declutter for years, and your method is setting me free. 🙂 I wonder, though, how you handle the following…
What do you do when you’re putting items where they belong (Step 2, I believe) and the place where you are putting it needs to be decluttered itself? Do you just add it to the clutter and work on it later? That is sooo hard to do!
Perhaps you’ve answered this in a previous Q&A, but I haven’t heard or read it yet.
How do you handle that?
Please help me, Dana!!!
I’m in the u.k and I have 2 problems that are connected.
I find things very hard to get rid of and I have chronic fatigue.
The second problem is my 17yr old son will not get rid of anything even down to bottles, cans, boxes, and food packaging! I really need some help.