Things we are not bringing into the new year
Starting fresh always feels good!
That is why, in the new year, we will do a reset, allowing us to reflect and make necessary adjustments. But start small and clear one category at a time. This will make sure that each step we take is manageable and sustainable, fostering a sense of accomplishment and motivation to continue our journey toward success.
Here are some things you might consider getting rid of in your home for the new year:
Paper Clutter
- Old bills and receipts (get a shredder)
- Expired coupons
- Junk mail
- Unwanted catalogs
- Old newspapers and magazines
Kitchen Items
- Expired or unused spices
- Broken appliances
- Chipped or cracked dishes
- Unused cookware
- Old kitchen gadgets
Clothing and Accessories
- Clothes that no longer fit
- Outdated or worn-out shoes
- Unused hats, scarves, and belts
- Old socks and underwear
- Unwanted gifts or items that don't suit your style
Electronics and Cords
- Broken or outdated electronics
- Unused cords and chargers
- Old phones and phone cases
- Unwanted gaming consoles
- Unused computer parts
Home Decor and Furniture
- Broken or worn-out furniture
- Unwanted decorative items
- Old rugs and curtains
- Unused picture frames
- Cluttered wall art
Bathroom and Beauty Products
- Expired toiletries
- Unused beauty products
- Old towels and washcloths
- Broken hair accessories
- Unwanted fragrances
Garage and Storage
- Broken tools
- Unused sports equipment
- Old boxes and storage containers
- Unwanted camping gear
- Broken bicycles or parts
Miscellaneous
- Old batteries
- Unused gift cards
- Expired medications
- Unwanted books, records, cds, etc
- Broken toys or games
Clearing and decluttering your home in the new year will give you not only more space but also mental clarity. By removing unnecessary items and organizing your belongings, you'll create a serene environment that fosters creativity and relaxation, allowing you to focus better on your goals and aspirations for the year ahead. The act of decluttering can serve as a refreshing start, helping to alleviate stress and anxiety that often comes from living among clutter. Embrace this new beginning by establishing a system for your possessions, making it easier to maintain a harmonious and inspiring space throughout the months to come.
Just remember to recycle, donate, or dispose of items responsibly. Happy decluttering!
Until next time, check out my other cleaning post here.
X, Dijana