January Reset

January Reset

January Reset

Jan 10, 2024

Jan 10, 2024

Jan 10, 2024

As we settle into January, it often brings a sense of renewal and a desire for change. While it may not be the most exciting month on anyone's calendar, it is undoubtedly the ideal time for a reset. As the holiday decorations are packed away, I find myself facing the inevitable reality—a home filled with little annoyances and organizational challenges. It's time to create a to-do list of reorganization projects that will bring a sense of order and simplicity to every corner of the house.

The Endless Cycle of Organization:


Am I alone in feeling the constant cycle of organizing, only to find myself back at square one with a new list of tasks? From built-up toothpaste under the sink to the chaotic coat closet that miraculously turns into a catch-all space just before company arrives—I've been there. But this year, my focus is on simplifying, not on achieving Pinterest perfection.



Using What You Have:


In 2024, the mantra is clear: use what you have and improvise. There's no need to rush out and buy a whole new set of storage containers or decorative bins to achieve organizational bliss. Instead, it's time to declutter, assess your needs, and create order with a less-is-more approach.


The Art of Decluttering:


Start by taking a critical look at your belongings. If you haven't used it in a year, it's time to let it go. The "I might need it" mentality is often a trap—chances are, if you haven't needed it by now, you probably won't. Embrace the liberating feeling of clearing out the unnecessary and making room for a more streamlined and functional living space.


Project Ideas for a Simplified Home:


Under-the-Sink Overhaul: Bid farewell to the clutter under the sink. Use organizers or repurpose old baskets to create designated spaces for cleaning supplies, toiletries, and spare items.


Conquering the Junk Drawer:
The infamous junk drawer—we all have one. Take a few moments to sift through the contents, discard unnecessary items, and use dividers or small containers to bring order to the chaos.


Coat Closet Clarity:
Transform your coat closet from a dumping ground into an organized space. Invest in hooks, baskets, or hangers to create designated spots for scarves, hats, and miscellaneous items.

Spice Rack Sanity: Tired of rummaging through an unruly spice collection? Consider a DIY spice rack using inexpensive materials or repurpose an existing shelf to keep your spices in order.


This January, let's approach home organization with purpose and a commitment to simplicity. By using what you have, decluttering ruthlessly, and tackling one project at a time, you can create a home that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Embrace the process of making intentional choices about your living space, and watch as the sense of order and calm settles in. Here's to a clutter-free and purposeful start to the year!

Happy Organizing!

All the best,


Lisa

xoxo

P.S. Need help getting started? Here's a link to another post you may find helpful. Still struggling? Reach out and book some time with me. I have openings starting the last week of January.

As we settle into January, it often brings a sense of renewal and a desire for change. While it may not be the most exciting month on anyone's calendar, it is undoubtedly the ideal time for a reset. As the holiday decorations are packed away, I find myself facing the inevitable reality—a home filled with little annoyances and organizational challenges. It's time to create a to-do list of reorganization projects that will bring a sense of order and simplicity to every corner of the house.

The Endless Cycle of Organization:


Am I alone in feeling the constant cycle of organizing, only to find myself back at square one with a new list of tasks? From built-up toothpaste under the sink to the chaotic coat closet that miraculously turns into a catch-all space just before company arrives—I've been there. But this year, my focus is on simplifying, not on achieving Pinterest perfection.



Using What You Have:


In 2024, the mantra is clear: use what you have and improvise. There's no need to rush out and buy a whole new set of storage containers or decorative bins to achieve organizational bliss. Instead, it's time to declutter, assess your needs, and create order with a less-is-more approach.


The Art of Decluttering:


Start by taking a critical look at your belongings. If you haven't used it in a year, it's time to let it go. The "I might need it" mentality is often a trap—chances are, if you haven't needed it by now, you probably won't. Embrace the liberating feeling of clearing out the unnecessary and making room for a more streamlined and functional living space.


Project Ideas for a Simplified Home:


Under-the-Sink Overhaul: Bid farewell to the clutter under the sink. Use organizers or repurpose old baskets to create designated spaces for cleaning supplies, toiletries, and spare items.


Conquering the Junk Drawer:
The infamous junk drawer—we all have one. Take a few moments to sift through the contents, discard unnecessary items, and use dividers or small containers to bring order to the chaos.


Coat Closet Clarity:
Transform your coat closet from a dumping ground into an organized space. Invest in hooks, baskets, or hangers to create designated spots for scarves, hats, and miscellaneous items.

Spice Rack Sanity: Tired of rummaging through an unruly spice collection? Consider a DIY spice rack using inexpensive materials or repurpose an existing shelf to keep your spices in order.


This January, let's approach home organization with purpose and a commitment to simplicity. By using what you have, decluttering ruthlessly, and tackling one project at a time, you can create a home that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Embrace the process of making intentional choices about your living space, and watch as the sense of order and calm settles in. Here's to a clutter-free and purposeful start to the year!

Happy Organizing!

All the best,


Lisa

xoxo

P.S. Need help getting started? Here's a link to another post you may find helpful. Still struggling? Reach out and book some time with me. I have openings starting the last week of January.

As we settle into January, it often brings a sense of renewal and a desire for change. While it may not be the most exciting month on anyone's calendar, it is undoubtedly the ideal time for a reset. As the holiday decorations are packed away, I find myself facing the inevitable reality—a home filled with little annoyances and organizational challenges. It's time to create a to-do list of reorganization projects that will bring a sense of order and simplicity to every corner of the house.

The Endless Cycle of Organization:


Am I alone in feeling the constant cycle of organizing, only to find myself back at square one with a new list of tasks? From built-up toothpaste under the sink to the chaotic coat closet that miraculously turns into a catch-all space just before company arrives—I've been there. But this year, my focus is on simplifying, not on achieving Pinterest perfection.



Using What You Have:


In 2024, the mantra is clear: use what you have and improvise. There's no need to rush out and buy a whole new set of storage containers or decorative bins to achieve organizational bliss. Instead, it's time to declutter, assess your needs, and create order with a less-is-more approach.


The Art of Decluttering:


Start by taking a critical look at your belongings. If you haven't used it in a year, it's time to let it go. The "I might need it" mentality is often a trap—chances are, if you haven't needed it by now, you probably won't. Embrace the liberating feeling of clearing out the unnecessary and making room for a more streamlined and functional living space.


Project Ideas for a Simplified Home:


Under-the-Sink Overhaul: Bid farewell to the clutter under the sink. Use organizers or repurpose old baskets to create designated spaces for cleaning supplies, toiletries, and spare items.


Conquering the Junk Drawer:
The infamous junk drawer—we all have one. Take a few moments to sift through the contents, discard unnecessary items, and use dividers or small containers to bring order to the chaos.


Coat Closet Clarity:
Transform your coat closet from a dumping ground into an organized space. Invest in hooks, baskets, or hangers to create designated spots for scarves, hats, and miscellaneous items.

Spice Rack Sanity: Tired of rummaging through an unruly spice collection? Consider a DIY spice rack using inexpensive materials or repurpose an existing shelf to keep your spices in order.


This January, let's approach home organization with purpose and a commitment to simplicity. By using what you have, decluttering ruthlessly, and tackling one project at a time, you can create a home that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Embrace the process of making intentional choices about your living space, and watch as the sense of order and calm settles in. Here's to a clutter-free and purposeful start to the year!

Happy Organizing!

All the best,


Lisa

xoxo

P.S. Need help getting started? Here's a link to another post you may find helpful. Still struggling? Reach out and book some time with me. I have openings starting the last week of January.

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Organized Living.

All Rights Reserved.

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