Have you ever searched online for a Spring Cleaning Checklist only to feel totally overwhelmed, which causes you just throw your computer across the room and go back to your hovel to eat Oreos? Yeah, that even happens to me!
This weekend, I plan to start my official spring cleaning, and I don’t anticipate it will take all day. That’s because of two reasons:
- I have a cleaning routine every week, month, and season that prevents dirt and clutter from accumulating.
- I try to have minimal physical items so that I am not spending my life cleaning and maintaining things that either I don’t use, don’t need, or don’t add value to my life.
Before you begin spring cleaning, think about what you can get rid of from your life. I’m sure you would like to get rid of the countless hours you spend cleaning and re-organizing your stuff. Well, you can get rid of those countless, menial hours—by getting rid of your stuff. Before you clean, do this:
Brigit
My goal is to help you become more organized so that you can spend your time in meaningful ways.
