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Declutter Challenge: 300 Items in 30 Days

6/6/2017

 
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Starting Wednesday, June 7, I’m going to start a 30-day declutter challenge and you are invited to join me.

The goal will be to get rid of 300 items by the end of the challenge. You can purge 10 items per day, or go crazy on the weekends. It’s up to you.
 
Why participate?
 
Because physical clutter is mental clutter.
 
“This is the definition of clutter: things that exist in your outer life to distract you from the inner things that you’re avoiding,” says Brooks Palmer.
 
Why June 7?
 
Because there’s no better time to start than now.
 
If you want to participate, there aren’t any hard and fast rules. Just donate, sell or discard 300 items over the next 30 days. You can keep a running total in a notebook, on your phone or anywhere else you’d like.
 
It’ll be a lot of work, I know.

But here’s where the fun comes in. Every day, you can join others who are participating by visiting my author Facebook page. Post before and after pictures, or discarded item count totals, or comment on the progress of others. And you can grab a little inspiration while you’re there, too. 
Cheri Boger
6/7/2017 08:04:46 pm

Something I have been needing to do and now is as a good a time as any.

Lee Warren link
6/8/2017 08:35:46 am

Excellent. Feel free to check in with us daily on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leewarrenauthor to let us know about your progress.

Kat Crawford link
6/15/2017 10:56:06 am

I started before you did...drove three car loads of stuff to the Goodwill and then you started the challenge. Update...yesterday, after my doctor's visit I dropped off another 225 items.

Jeanie Jacobson link
7/2/2017 09:39:27 pm

Thanks for issuing the decluttering challenge. I've been watching the "purges" via your Facebook site. It's great to see people free themselves from excess items.


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