RISMedia
  • News
  • Premier
  • Reports
  • Events
  • Power Broker
  • Newsmakers
  • More
    • Publications
    • Education
No Result
View All Result
  • Agents
  • Brokers
  • Teams
  • Marketing
  • Coaching
  • Technology
  • More
    • Headliners New
    • Luxury
    • Best Practices
    • Consumer
    • National
    • Our Editors
Join Premier
Sign In
RISMedia
  • News
  • Premier
  • Reports
  • Events
  • Power Broker
  • Newsmakers
  • More
    • Publications
    • Education
No Result
View All Result
RISMedia
No Result
View All Result

Where to Start When You Want to Declutter Your Life

Home Exclusive Canada
August 1, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
Where to Start When You Want to Declutter Your Life

Contemporary living can definitely leave one feeling like chaos reigns. From juggling multiple roles at work and home to constantly keeping up with social media, doesn’t it just seem like life seems to lack simplicity sometimes? If you’re someone who has taken stock of the chaos in your life and want to eliminate some of the physical and mental time vortexes, here are some of the best places to start:

Toss out anything expired. Don’t know where to start when it comes to getting rid of items? Start by getting rid of things that are clearly expired, whether that’s pantry items, cosmetics or out-dated magazines. These are easy wins, and you might be surprised by how encouraged you become after getting the process started.

Find a place for seasonal or occasional items. Another easy way to streamline your life is by storing things that add clutter, yet don’t get much use. From Christmas ornaments to extra kitchen chairs, find a place for these things that’s out of sight and out of mind.

Don’t forget digital. Phones and laptops are easy places for documents and images to pile up without noticing. Not only does this slow down your device, but if either decides to crash, you might find some of those files lost forever. Take the time to back up files to the cloud or an external hard drive. This can also be a good time to delete apps you don’t use.

Limit distractions. Sometimes clutter can be more than just physical. Do you find your schedule frequently sabotaged by out-of-control social media use or a growing email inbox? Try limiting these activities to a certain time of day or a set amount of time, so they don’t infiltrate your life.

ShareTweetShare
Liz Dominguez

Liz Dominguez

Liz Dominguez is RISMedia’s Senior Online Editor. She compiles RISMedia’s daily newsletters, reports on breaking news and is generally jumping in wherever editorial assistance is needed. Liz’s goals are continuous learning and storytelling that resonates with readers. She’s currently pursuing her Master’s in Journalism from Harvard Extension School.

Related Posts

Small Changes That Can Make a Big Difference in Your Day
Exclusive Articles

How to Tackle Holiday Clean-up

December 31, 2019
Choosing Between a Fixed- and Variable-Rate Mortgage
Exclusive Canada

Choosing Between a Fixed- and Variable-Rate Mortgage

December 20, 2019
Update Your Home for Under $200
Exclusive Canada

Update Your Home for Under $200

December 20, 2019
Here’s What You Should Know About Property Taxes
Exclusive Canada

Here’s What You Should Know About Property Taxes

December 20, 2019
Trouble Committing? Getting More Comfortable With Obtaining a Mortgage
Exclusive Canada

Trouble Committing? Getting More Comfortable With Obtaining a Mortgage

December 20, 2019
Simple Bathroom Upgrades That Capture Buyer Attention
Exclusive Canada

Simple Bathroom Upgrades That Capture Buyer Attention

December 20, 2019
Please login to join discussion
Tip of the Day

Why Solo Buyers Are Easier for Agents—But Also Present Unique Challenges

For a home transaction, often one is company and two’s a crowd. There’s very little miscommunication as you bond one-to-one with the client. These transactions are also becoming more common—but sometimes there are singular challenges with single buyers. Read more.

Business Tip of the Day provided by

Recent Posts

  • Fed Announces First Rate Cut of 2025, Citing a Worsening Job Market
  • Following Up and Following Through
  • Market Momentum: August’s Data Signals Change

Categories

  • Spotlights
  • Best Practices
  • Advice
  • Marketing
  • Technology
  • Social Media

The Most Important Real Estate News & Events

Click below to receive the latest real estate news and events directly to your inbox.

Sign Up
By signing up, you agree to our TOS and Privacy Policy.

About Blog Our Products Our Team Contact Advertise/Sponsor Media Kit Email Whitelist Terms & Policies ACE Marketing Technologies LLC

© 2025 RISMedia. All Rights Reserved. Design by Real Estate Webmasters.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Premier
  • Reports
  • News
    • Agents
    • Brokers
    • Teams
    • Consumer
    • Marketing
    • Coaching
    • Technology
    • Headliners New
    • Luxury
    • Best Practices
    • National
    • Our Editors
  • Publications
    • Real Estate Magazine
    • Past Issues
    • Custom Covers
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Podcasts
    • Event Coverage
  • Education
    • Get Licensed
    • REALTOR® Courses
    • Continuing Education
    • Luxury Designation
    • Real Estate Tools
  • Newsmakers
    • 2025 Newsmakers
    • 2024 Newsmakers
    • 2023 Newsmakers
    • 2022 Newsmakers
    • 2021 Newsmakers
    • 2020 Newsmakers
    • 2019 Newsmakers
  • Power Broker
    • 2025 Power Broker
    • 2024 Power Broker
    • 2023 Power Broker
    • 2022 Power Broker
    • 2021 Power Broker
    • 2020 Power Broker
    • 2019 Power Broker
  • Join Premier
  • Sign In

© 2025 RISMedia. All Rights Reserved. Design by Real Estate Webmasters.

X