#declutter challenge

[bevanne46]

Just Get It Done Quilts

Declutter Challenge 2024 - Day 11 - Irons, Rulers & Cutting Mats https://www.justgetitdonequilts.com/…/declutter… #whatsup

[parwatisingari]

The TICK Tock Day

On set of 2023 There was this seminar by Landmark Forum, one of the things they asked us to do was to put in tasks that we intended to do but didn’t then asked us to do put a time line to it… I was every radar less those days, and was also going through a wonderful sea of self-pity that no amount of chocolate or samosa could cure. I bought my self-planners like I do every year and gave it away,…

[bookishluna]

Decluttering 7 Things for 7 Days

Hello and welcome to a decluttering post, I have done some cleaning and decluttering things in the past. I have not made a post on the topic in a while, but I wanted to get back to it for a few reasons. The first and main reason is that I felt that a lot more clutter has found its way back into my life. Now, my living situation has changed in the last year so it could be because I have less room…

[futurememor1es]

★ how to declutter your phone ★

i spend a lot of my time on my phone, and most likely you do too (don't worry, i'm not here to call you out). if you never organize or declutter your phone, after a while your storage gets full and you can't find anything on it. here's a list of things you can do to keep your phone looking clean and organized:

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✧ move new and unorganized apps into folders

✧ delete all unneeded alarms

✧ delete unneeded photos and videos

✧ delete unneeded screenshots and screen recordings

✧ close all tabs

✧ delete unneeded notes

✧ add upcoming events to calendar

✧ delete unneeded bookmarks on browser

✧ organize apps on homescreen

✧ delete and unsubscribe unneeded emails

✧ organize social media (unfollow people, update profiles)

✧ delete unused apps

✧ organize playlists

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if you do all this once a month, or atleast every few months, your phone will stay nice and tidy. it might feel like a big project the first time, but once you start doing this regularly, it'll be much easier and faster. have a great day, stay organized ♡

[journiland]

*Declutter Anything 30-day Challenge*

Rules are simple - just declutter something each day. Can be one thing or ten. Big or small. Whatever you feel like.

[maximalminimalist]

20 more things down!

Was feeling particularly anxious this morning because I spent yet another morning procrastinating and scrolling on my phone..

I got myself up at 12pm and told myself I would make breakfast and then declutter an amount on the challenge.

I put on The Minimalist Podcast and started slowly. I always forget how just allowing yourself to work at the pace you’re comfortable with starting off goes a long way. It doesn’t help to keep telling myself “someday”

The Minimalist said something really nice on the episode I listened to, it was: “Someday” does not exist. It is just merely a trick the mind plays to avoid the present moment.

Gentle reminder: Slow starts are still starts. Focus on making just 5% progress towards something you want to accomplish. The rest will follow. Let’s “someday” be today.

[alysalovely]

April Declutter Challenge 2018

y’all. it’s April next week.  How nutty is that?? ok. now that that’s done. I need to get a bit real with you.  At the beginning of the year, I made my word of the year “simplify” and I started the year with an organization and declutter challenge… but…. it didn’t last very long.  I would love to tell you that I have been going at it this entire time, but I have not.  I don’t think I made it into…

[internetaccountabilitypartner]

No Buy Review

This month was interesting to say the least. For the most part I was able to avoid most temptation to buy things that were on my no list. This last week has been the most difficult. I think in many ways I built up this idea that come September my no buy was up and I could “go wild” so to speak. Being able to tell myself yes later has helped me manage any desires earlier in the month, but this…

[wickedzeevyln]

So, You Are New Here: A First Aid Kit for a Newcomer

Firstly, welcome. Congratulations, there are a multitude of opportunities here that will change your life for the better. With the influx of newcomers, starting a life here can be daunting. Here are some ways that can help you ease your transition. Burn The Boat, But Remember Who You Are It might be a good idea to do some spring cleaning, declutter your life of the old ways, cherished beliefs…

[fingertipsmp3]

Today has been a productive day :)

[bevanne46]

Declutter Challenge 2024 - Before We Begin https://www.justgetitdonequilts.com/.../declutter... #whatsup

[whiskerandsprig]

Embracing 30: A Journey of Self-Discovery, Serenity, and Feline Companionship

As I stand on the precipice of a new decade, the big 3-0, I find myself reflecting on the journey that has led me to this moment. Turning 30 is often heralded as a significant milestone, a time when the frivolities of youth gently give way to the deeper, more introspective pursuits of adulthood. For me, this transition is not just about celebrating another year around the sun but about embracing a period of profound self-discovery and growth.

My twenties were a vibrant tapestry of experiences, woven with threads of joy, challenges, and the occasional bout of anxiety. Yes, anxiety — my unwelcome companion that has a knack for turning serene moments into storms of worry. It was this very struggle with anxiety that inspired me to start “Whisker and Sprig,” a sanctuary not just for myself but for anyone seeking a respite from the clamor of daily life.

I am a proud cat mom to three delightful felines, each with their unique personality and quirks. They’ve taught me the art of living in the moment, the joy of a spontaneous nap in the sun, and the importance of patience and unconditional love. My cats are more than pets; they are my gentle guides through the tumultuous seas of anxiety, reminding me to find joy in the simple things. Much like the unexpected delight found in the unfolding story of a cozy indie game or the peaceful routine of a virtual farm in Stardew Valley, my feline friends anchor me to the present.

“Whisker and Sprig” is a reflection of my world — a world where life hacks simplify the daily dance, where cleaning becomes a meditative practice rather than a chore, where plants add not just oxygen but life to every corner, and where the lo-fi beats in the background score my attempts at crafting a serene existence. This space is also a nod to my love for gaming, particularly those indie titles that offer a slice of tranquility and creativity, serving as a gentle reminder of the joys and simplicities of life.

Starting this blog is my way of stepping out of my shell, of transforming my anxiety into something tangible that I can share with the world. It’s about connecting with others who, like me, find solace in the gentle care of plants, the satisfaction of a decluttered space, the quiet companionship of pets, and the immersive worlds of video games that provide a comforting escape from reality.

As I embrace the journey into my thirties, “Whisker and Sprig” stands as a testament to growth, to finding peace amidst chaos, and to the beauty of forging connections through shared experiences. This blog is not just about my passions; it’s an invitation to you, the reader, to join me in exploring the myriad ways we can infuse our lives with serenity, purpose, and a bit of plant magic.

So here’s to turning 30 — to more life hacks, cleaner spaces, thriving plants, unwavering love of cats, and the sweet escape into gaming. Together, let’s discover the tranquility that comes from creating a home and a life filled with joy, simplicity, and mindfulness.

Welcome to “Whisker and Sprig,” where every post is a step toward a calmer, more fulfilled self.

[carasueachterberg]

One Month into My 2024 Challenge

A month into my Lighten Your Load, Lighten Your Life challenge and I am feeling lighter. In lots of ways. The group on Facebook (you can join too – click here) provides not just encouragement and inspiration, but accountability too. To recap, in case you missed it: I challenged people to consider getting rid of a set number of things in your life every day for a year. I committed to getting rid…

[tidymalism]

A 30 day minimalism game can be a first step to help you start decluttering, minimise your belongings and lean into a bit of minimalism.

Take the minsgame challenge yourself. It’s easy and fun!

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[journiland]

I kind of want to do another decluttering challenge. Some stuff has migrated here and there. I'll have to come up with parameters. Maybe start tomorrow.

[maximalminimalist]

19 more things down. It’s crazy when I take a second look at things months down the line how obvious it is that:

1.) It’s not my style

2.) It’s not my size

3.) I already have something similar

Still not near to where I want to be in this journey but I know and can see that I am making progress! Feeling good as I’m finding joy in the process.