It’s ok to recognize that you’ll need to carve out extra time to accomplish those. (And we’ll chat about some of them later).
Or tackle the thing that’s most hazardous like the dangerously precarious over-stuffed bookshelf that could topple at any moment.Īs you work through these steps, you are bound to find several additional “mini projects”. Tackle the thing that’s driving you the most crazy like the pile of mail that’s been stacking up for months. Do you have a whole day? Or maybe 90 minutes while your child is napping (if you’re lucky)? That’s ok! Use the time you have to be as productive as possible. Begin with being realistic about how much time you have to dedicate right away. Start by recognizing that you may not be able to accomplish EVERYTHING in one timeframe. Then place it somewhere you can see it and be reminded through the process. So grab a sticky note, a napkin, anything and quickly jot down the purpose of your space. Identifying the overall purpose of your space will help with all of the steps that come after. What do you want to get out the space? Are you using the space exclusively for working remotely? Does your space need to double as something else? A craft room, your home’s command center, your dining room? You need to start by defining the purpose of your office space. step 1: define the purpose of your spaceįirst things first.
Free space will actually allow you to be more creative, productive and less stressed. In your home office, aim for as many completely empty surfaces as possible. Today, I want to share with you seven steps to declutter your home office.
#STEPS TO DECLUTTER YOUR HOME FULL#
And for some of us, after almost one full year of working from home, we have clutter in our (sometimes make-shift) home offices. A crowded collection of stuff that creates a mess.
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