Having clutter in your home, on your desk, or really anywhere can correlate to higher stress levels. Here are some simple tips to organize and prioritize.
1. At Work: eliminate clutter at your desk! Having a disorganized space is proven to reduce productivity and focus, which you do not want at the office. Keep in the mind the 20/80 rule. 80 percent of the time you will use 20 percent of your things. Put the rest away or get rid of what you do not need!
2. The closet: every time you purchase something new, replace it with something old in your closet. This will keep your closet from bursting at the seams.
*Bonus tip: have all of your hangers face one direction. After you wear something, turn that hanger around. Take a look at your closet after a year and whatever is facing the original direction you can donate.
3. Your meals: everyone has to eat. Trying to plan dinner at 5 o’clock or figuring out lunch as you are walking out your front door is stressful. Take some time once a week to plan the week’s worth of meals and get all your groceries in one shopping trip. You can also prep your lunch or dinner in advance so you can just grab it and go!
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