1. Begin with a tiny area, such as your junk drawer.
Get rid of whatever you don't use on a regular basis, arrange what you do, and make a commitment to maintain it that way. Observe how satisfied you feel every time you open that drawer in the future. Isn't it empowering? I'm guessing it'll inspire you to finish another drawer. And then there was another. And then there was another.
2. Take a look at the trash-bag method.
With a garbage bag in hand, do a sweep of your house to see how quickly you can fill it. You have the option of sending the bag to the trash, recycling, or donation location. One reader claimed to have set a new world record for filling a bag in 45 seconds!
Plan to implement this method shortly before your garbage is picked up or right before a donation drop-off to ensure that you make actual progress. You won't be tempted to change your mind about the junk you've gotten rid of in this manner.
This is the art and science of minimizing and/or eliminating clutter or waste
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