Release the Clutter and Bless the world with your leftovers

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Comment by faithbeliever 1 day ago

I am reasing all that no longer serves me beleifs junk ... I will track it here this season yay me I believe in me and release all negative thinking patterns that keep my life stuck.

Comment by Shrreeya on October 16, 2009 at 10:37am

I like this group..I mean clearing clutter always occupy half of my thoughts...
great with the help of this group m gonna have a clutter free life..
thank you:)

Comment by Arvind on August 8, 2009 at 4:44am

Here's the URL again for the clutter quiz:-

http://tinyurl.com/clutterquiz

Enjoy!

Comment by Arvind on August 8, 2009 at 4:43am

My Clutter Quiz!

It's a beautiful day in London!

Perfect for quickly doing your chores, clearing any clutter and planned activities and going out in the sunshine & the park to check out the flowers!

A while ago, I created a "Clutter Quiz" to help everyone clear their clutter quickly and efficiently. You can check it out here:-

http://tinyurl.com/clutterquiz

Remember, the more YES anwers you have, the more work you need to do!

Do let me know how you get on!

Now, off to the park.... :-)

Comment by Jumada Bint on August 7, 2009 at 1:49pm

Today I am looking forward to letting go and releasing some clutter.

Comment by Tatiana Alcantara Griffith on July 4, 2009 at 6:24am

I made space and cleaned almost all my closets!
Great!

Comment by Christine on June 18, 2009 at 10:42am

Kelly, when I get overwhelmed, I just pick one area to tackle at a time for that day. And when I get bored, I listen to positive audio tapes while cleaning, like Abraham Hicks or any other personal development tape I have. Then, I find one area I want to work on. In the bedroom, it might be... the clothes lying around. Get them off of the dressor, chairs, bed, anywhere else they may be hanging and put them into the laundry hamper, hang them up, or fold some away. If there are too many clothes, I'll focus on one little section of the room. It helps to break things down into small tasks. Start with trying to do something in 15 minutes. A little bit every day goes a long way! Good luck!

Comment by Christine on June 18, 2009 at 10:36am

A couple of days ago I spent a good part of my day cleaning all the floors in my new home. We had been walking around with shoes and the dirt was appearing everywhere, making the place look very dirty. As an Asian household, I have always lived with no shoes in the home, and hoped to make this new place the same, but the floors were sooooooooooo dirty!

I finally took out a vacuum, a mop, some rags, and paper towels and hand scrubbed each and every square inch of my place. Wow. It was a workout, but now I can enjoy clean floors and walk around barefoot. I love it! It feels so much cleaner and is helping me organize everything else in my space. :)

Comment by Tatiana Alcantara Griffith on June 18, 2009 at 4:56am

It is amazing how clutter gets in the way of good people!
We must let them go.

Comment by Sunny on June 15, 2009 at 9:15pm

I started working on the space from hell this weekend. (when THIS space from hell is done, I can move to the basement to actually clean and organize hell) Slowly but surely the sense of being so overwhelmed has fallen away. I was not prepared for how emotionally exhausted I would be after day 2.

After the second day I was totally taken aback by how much my clutter said about me, my intentions and my dreams. I managed to purge a lot of stuff. I was able to let go of so many things that for some reason I had held on to but didn't need. I have to go back to work tomorrow so work on the room will slow down but it won't stop and I intend to have it completed by this time next week. Paint, floor, curtins, wall decor and furniture will all be in place.

I'm thinking of doing a video about this little adventure and sharing what I've learned this week. I'd love to hear others thoughts about the process of de-cluttering and organizing and what if anything they learned about themselves.

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