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Put everything in its place
We don't have to live with clutter. We also don't have to live with limited personal items. There is a middle ground: put everything in its place.
When your stuff doesn't have a place, it feels juke junk because you approach it like junk, eventually throwing it out like junk. All it needs is to be put in its place.
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Organizing clutter
Clutter has less to do with what you have and more with where it goes.
- Use your given limits.
- Prioritize a place for your important things.
You will then see what doesn't belong in your home simply because it doesn't have a place.
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