2. It’s All Too Much Peter Walsh Professional Organizer Dealing with clutter in your life Peter Walsh Design, Inc.

3. Dealing with Clutter Clutter Lazy Clutter Memory Clutter “I might need that one day” Clutter

4. Lazy Clutter F FIX a time that works for everyone A Discard ANYTHING not used in 12 months S Discard STUFF that belongs to someone else T Discard TRASH Get Rid of It F.A.S.T.

5. Memory Clutter Things that remind you of an important person, achievement or event Items From the Past

6. Memory Clutter Separate the memory from the object. Select items with the strongest memory. Honor and respect what’s important. Items From the Past

7. “I Might Need That One Day” Clutter All those “just in case” items Preparing for many imagined futures Often this clutter is about fear Items for the Future Set limits to control what you buy and what you keep

8. From Chaos to Order The First Step to Decluttering Have a clear vision for the life you want Live in the now – be mindful Ask yourself: Will this item help me create the life I want? Regularly declutter to remove things you no longer need, use or want

10. Conquering Clutter Once and For All Clutter is anything that gets between you and the life you want. Three main types of clutter. Without a vision for the life you want, you can’t create the spaces you want. Decluttering and organization is a part of everyday living.

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