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Decluttering is not the same as organising

Decluttering is not the same as organising

  • It’s impossible to declutter if you’re not organised: you don’t know if you have 10 versions of the same thing and you don’t know which one is the best of them.
  • You declutter by category, whereas you organise room by room.

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