#declutter✨# lemon8
hi there ,
getting shelves has bene super hard
I reorganized my shelves the best I cud last note being sick/I'll/disabled has taken its toll one amd my FAM. so Lil by Lil I'm trying to do Lil things by myself.
I build a ladders
rings in ladder - one at a time slow goes it but IMA get there right along with my walking.
1. trash bags
2.take your time and really think about what you want to throw away or keep. make good choices either you dont use the items anymore or somebody else can!.
another man trash is another man treasure.
3.get decent shelves if you can these cost us wayyy to much 50.00 total awful if you ask me ....cudda been used in food ..but my room has been a mess over a year...not strong enough to keep up with it anymore.
only buy what you need! n can afford!
you still gotta eat lols
so friends pray for me
donate what you dont need ,throw out anything ratty,torn,ripped or with holes.
or recycling some materials is each better for crafting ijs.
I don't have much to start with but I make due.
Decluttering can significantly improve your living space and overall well-being. To start, gather essential materials like trash bags and organizing bins. Focus on sorting items into keep, donate, and discard categories. Take your time to evaluate each item’s usefulness in your life. Remember, if you haven’t used it in a year, you might not need it. Next, consider the environment by recycling items whenever possible. For those items that can’t be reused, be sure to throw away anything that is torn, damaged, or no longer functional. Investing in quality shelves can also help keep your remaining items organized. Though they may seem costly, a well-organized space can ultimately save you time and stress in the long run. Finally, tackle your decluttering project little by little. Setting small, achievable goals can help you stay motivated. Remember, each person’s journey is unique, and finding what works for you is key. If you're part of a community that supports decluttering, don’t hesitate to seek encouragement there. You’re not alone in this journey to create a more organized and healthier space.
