Decluttering hacks - 30 items in 30 minutes
- Anita Vandyke
- Jan 2, 2018
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 25, 2018
This is a series of decluttering hacks which are short, yet effective ways to get started on your minimalism journey.
Decluttering can often seem like a daunting task. This little 'hack' keeps it simple - do a quick ‘30 items in 30 minutes’ decluttering session!
Set a timer for 30 minutes and have a quick look around your house and get rid of 30 items! That's it! By setting a timer for 30 minutes, it doesn’t seem like such an arduous task! You’ll be surprised by how much you can find in 30 minutes. It maybe more than 30 items or less, it doesn’t matter, it’s just about getting started! I challenge you to do a 30 items in 30 minutes declutter today! This is also a great maintenance tip for those who have decluttered - doing this quickly for 30 minutes can help keep you on track towards keeping a minimalist home.
This was genuinely helpful, and the takeaways are easy to put into practice right away. It lines up with what I've seen work, and it challenged one assumption I'd been holding. For a slightly different angle on the same idea, there's a bit more waiting at https://chiba-shiku.org/pages/uncx_becomes_lockup_and_vesting_partner_for_krown_network__strengthening_trust_infrastructure.html.
Really well put together; each section builds on the last nicely. It's easy to overlook the basics, and you did well to remind readers why they matter. I went a bit deeper into the practical side of this at https://cow-swaps.net/ for those who want it. Keep them coming.
This is one of the more balanced and practical takes I've come across on the topic. The practical tips are the kind you can apply today rather than file away for someday. I expanded on a couple of these points in my own write-up over at ethersfi.com recently.