Top Tips to Declutter Your Home for Retirement
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
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In this video, we'll give you a step by step process for creating a clutter free home in retirement.
🔹 Understand the Why: We begin by exploring the importance of decluttering as you enter retirement, focusing on the benefits of a minimalist lifestyle and how it can lead to a more peaceful and manageable living environment.
🔹 Sorting and Organizing: Learn the best methods to sort through your belongings, deciding what to keep, donate, sell, or discard. We offer creative solutions for organizing what remains, ensuring your space is both functional and comfortable.
🔹 Emotional Attachment: Tackling sentimental items can be challenging. We provide sensitive and thoughtful advice on how to handle items with emotional value, helping you make decisions that honor your memories while reducing clutter.
🔹 Downsizing Tips: For those considering downsizing, we include essential advice on how to transition to a smaller space efficiently, ensuring you keep what you need and love.
🌟 Whether you're fully retired or preparing for retirement, this video will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to create a living space that reflects your new lifestyle. Get ready to declutter, simplify, and enjoy a more relaxed phase of life!
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What’s your best tip for decluttering?
I like that!
Lummm: One thing I've done which has been really helpful is use what I call an "expiration box." I will put items in a box, and then a post-it note showing the date packed, general description of contents, and then an expiration date, such as "Give away, if not used in three years" or "Toss if not used in one year." It gives me psychological space ~now~ to keep stuff for a while, yet also psychological permission ~later~ to simply take the box to good will and just not worry about it.
I like that! Because, honestly, it’s that space that we often need - especially with gifts and sentimental items.
Any kind of help with this problem is appreciated… thank you !!
Thanks for a great video! I had a habit of collecting shot glasses from every city wherever I traveled. Then one day I went to a garage sale and saw a box marked with a sign of $5. These were about 40 some shot glasses in this box. I found out that it was an estate sale. Ever since, I quit my collection!
Advised Fund not realistic for most of us. . Best is to have quick garage sale and gift the rest on your local buy nothing group. Then anything left over to a charity shop that does some good work in your community ( Not a fan of Savers or Goodwill ) . Take pictures of sentimental items. . store your memories flat :-)
I need to send this to my parents. 😏
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