30 Day Declutter Challenge

Hello, friends! I wanted to pop in with a 30 Day Declutter Challenge seeing as spring — and spring cleaning — are right around the corner? Wanna join me?

I don’t know about you, but my place is in serious need of some decluttering and organization. However, tackling it seems daunting and overwhelming. I need direction. I need to be told how to declutter.

So when I saw my friend Kristen posted this 30 Day Declutter Challenge over on Facebook, I was in. It’s presented so clearly, with one easily doable task per day.

The 30 Day Declutter Challenge

Wanna join me for this spring cleaning challenge?

Today’s first declutter challenge is to organize your bedroom.

We can do this, right? Right!

I’ll post updates over on InstaStories + would love to hear how you’re doing too.

Just think how clear our minds will feel at the end of the 30 days.

Let’s get this party started!

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5 Comments

Angie on January 13, 2019 at 10:50 am

I started declutting last week. I was saving cook books, pots and pans I only used once ( copper and brass ) too much polishing. I also gave away conforter sets, curtains, clothes and shoes ( have way to many). The stress level went down almost imediately . I can’t wait to tackle more rooms

Terry Scholl on March 4, 2019 at 12:24 pm

You have inspired us. We Norfolk VA in a 1 bedroom waterfront condo on the harbour. Living small has it’s advantages, but we must be mindful of our space. After 14 years here it was time to purge. We started in the bedroom/office and did just a minimal reorganization. We will continue this after the closets, dressers, and bathroom are finished. Saturday took apart the walk-in closet. In the donate pile we filled 4 large moving boxes with clothing to donate. Most items were no longer the right style, old and worn, did not fit the way it used to, or just did not spark joy. Looking at the boxes and now our organized closet, we can’t believe all of that was in there. We feel so much lighter now. Sunday we did the linen closet. Much nicer to go in and find things now. In the process, we got rid of so many vases, from arrangements we received over the years. Who needs that many. We also found gifts we meant to give years ago. Going through the linens it was clear many were just two old and threadbear to keep. Tonight After work the Master bathroom cabinets. We are prepping for an update in there any way so this will get the ball rolling. We just can’t believe the positive impact of getting rid of “Stuff.” Thanks

Pamela Conerly on September 24, 2019 at 12:20 pm

I’m in!

kYleiGh peace on November 21, 2019 at 9:44 am

The list is really helpful because it was colorful and I always saw it it was so helpful you should definitely make more like that

Kerri F on September 30, 2020 at 10:02 am

Day One organize your bedroom!?!?! One day? And first thing? You’ve never seen my bedroom. That would be the closet alone. LOL Shouldn’t’ you build up to that?

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Angie on January 13, 2019 at 10:50 am

I started declutting last week. I was saving cook books, pots and pans I only used once ( copper and brass ) too much polishing. I also gave away conforter sets, curtains, clothes and shoes ( have way to many). The stress level went down almost imediately . I can’t wait to tackle more rooms
Terry Scholl on March 4, 2019 at 12:24 pm

You have inspired us. We Norfolk VA in a 1 bedroom waterfront condo on the harbour. Living small has it’s advantages, but we must be mindful of our space. After 14 years here it was time to purge. We started in the bedroom/office and did just a minimal reorganization. We will continue this after the closets, dressers, and bathroom are finished. Saturday took apart the walk-in closet. In the donate pile we filled 4 large moving boxes with clothing to donate. Most items were no longer the right style, old and worn, did not fit the way it used to, or just did not spark joy. Looking at the boxes and now our organized closet, we can’t believe all of that was in there. We feel so much lighter now. Sunday we did the linen closet. Much nicer to go in and find things now. In the process, we got rid of so many vases, from arrangements we received over the years. Who needs that many. We also found gifts we meant to give years ago. Going through the linens it was clear many were just two old and threadbear to keep. Tonight After work the Master bathroom cabinets. We are prepping for an update in there any way so this will get the ball rolling. We just can’t believe the positive impact of getting rid of “Stuff.” Thanks
Pamela Conerly on September 24, 2019 at 12:20 pm

I’m in!
kYleiGh peace on November 21, 2019 at 9:44 am

The list is really helpful because it was colorful and I always saw it it was so helpful you should definitely make more like that
Kerri F on September 30, 2020 at 10:02 am

Day One organize your bedroom!?!?! One day? And first thing? You’ve never seen my bedroom. That would be the closet alone. LOL Shouldn’t’ you build up to that?

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