Living in a cluttered space can really mess with your mental health. Experts state that a tidy and organized living environment, on the other hand, can promote a sense of calm and well-being. Source: Psychology Today
I know this from experience. I’ve had times where I almost missed out on something important because I couldn’t find my keys or spent too much time hunting for the outfit I wanted to wear. It was even worse when I had to move—I struggled with packing, and everything felt overwhelming.
On the other hand, when I’m more organized, my whole life feels more calm. I can think more clearly, I waste less time looking for things, and I feel more in control of my day.
Additionally, I’ve found that decluttering my home can help me make a little cash by selling things that do not bring value to my family’s life- such as selling clothes or toys that haven’t been touched in over a year.
When things are disorganized, and you can’t find what you need, you experience too much stress.
Over time, that stress builds up, making it harder to relax or focus. And stress is lousy for your mental and physical health. That is why decluttering isn’t just about making things look nice—it’s about feeling more in control and less stressed.
When your space is clean and organized, it clears your mind, too. Imagine always knowing where everything is instead of wasting time searching through piles. That kind of control makes your life so much easier.
Decluttering your space is like decluttering your mind, just like how our address lookup service helps you find the right location; keeping a tidy space helps you move through your day with less stress and more focus.
Decluttering a home can be overwhelming. You may be wondering how to declutter your home or where to start.
We invite you to take the time to change your life by embarking on a 30-Day Declutter Challenge. This challenge will transform your space and organize your life, allowing more space for your brain to enjoy and be productive!
Whether you’re just trying to simplify your routine or getting ready to move, this declutter challenge makes tackling one small area at a time easy. Ready to get started? Download the checklist below to make your home—and your life—more organized, one day at a time!
How to Organize Your Home in 30 Days
Download our printable here: 30-Day Declutter Challenge Checklist
Each day, focus on one area of your home to tidy up and organize:
Kitchen
Day 1: Declutter kitchen countertops.
Day 2: Tidy up the pantry.
Day 3: Organize the refrigerator.
Day 4: Clean out kitchen cabinets.
Day 5: Sort through kitchen utensils.
Living & Dining Areas
Day 6: Declutter the dining table.
Day 7: Organize the coffee table.
Day 8: Clear out the entertainment center.
Day 9: Tidy up bookshelves.
Day 10: Sort through magazines and newspapers.
Bedrooms
Day 11: Declutter nightstands.
Day 12: Organize bedroom closets.
Day 13: Clean out dresser drawers.
Day 14: Sort through shoes.
Bathrooms
Day 15: Tidy bathroom countertops.
Day 16: Declutter bathroom cabinets.
Day 17: Organize the linen closet.
Day 18: Clean out the medicine cabinet.
Entryway & Office
Day 19: Declutter the entryway.
Day 20: Tidy up your office desk.
Day 21: Organize office supplies.
Day 22: Sort through paperwork.
Miscellaneous Areas
Day 23: Clean out the junk drawer.
Day 24: Declutter the garage.
Day 25: Organize tools.
Day 26: Tidy up the laundry room.
Final Touches
Day 27: Clean out your car.
Day 28: Sort through kids' toys.
Day 29: Declutter craft supplies.
Day 30: Tidy up your outdoor space.
By following these steps, you’ll create a more peaceful and organized home and reduce the stress that clutter brings. Ready to clear the clutter and enjoy a more focused, stress-free life? Let’s get started today