What Do I Do With All My Stuff?


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If have lived in your home over years, you have a lot of "stuff"! Often times sorting through the accumulation of treasures can be an overwhelming task preventing people from moving into a more suitable environment. The key is to get started. So where do you start?

Downsizing, decluttering, and organizing a home can be a challenging but rewarding process. Here are several options and strategies to achieve a more organized living space:

Create a Plan: Outline specific goals for downsizing and decluttering. Break down tasks into manageable steps to avoid feeling overwhelmed.

Use the SORT method: Categorize items: Sell, Offer, Retain, Toss. Be ruthless in letting go of items that are no longer useful or meaningful in favor of keeping only the true treasures that will fit your space.

Declutter Room by Room: Focus on one room at a time to avoid spreading mess and chaos. Tackle high-clutter areas first, like closets, attics, and basements.


Minimalism: Embrace a minimalist lifestyle by keeping only essential and meaningful items. Consider both the functionality and sentimental value of each item.

Digital Decluttering: Organize digital files, photos, and emails. Delete unnecessary files and make use of cloud storage for important documents.

Storage Solutions:

Invest in storage containers, baskets, and shelves to maximize space. Use furniture with built-in storage, such as ottomans or bed frames with drawers.


Sell or Donate Unwanted Items: Host a garage sale or use online platforms to sell items that are in good condition. Donate items to local charities, shelters, or thrift stores.

Professional Organizer: Consider hiring a professional organizer for expert guidance and support. They can provide personalized solutions and help develop sustainable organizational habits.


Time Management: Set aside dedicated time each day or week for decluttering. Consistency is key to maintaining an organized home.

Family Involvement: Involve family members in the decluttering process. Discuss the importance of downsizing and maintaining a clutter-free environment.

Digital Solutions: Use apps to keep track of important information and schedules. Consider going paperless for bills and other documents.

Rent Storage Space:

If there are items that your are not ready to part with, but do not need daily access to, consider renting a storage unit.

If needed, we can provide referrals to a Trusted Resources who can help including:

  • Professional Organizers

  • Move Managers

  • Moving Companies

  • Estate Sale Companies


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