New Year can be a time of looking ahead at what you want from the year. Rather than set resolutions which can be easily broken and forgotten, look to set goals that align with what you want from the year and what you need to help make your life enjoyable and fun for you. Here are some tips on ways you can do this:
Reflect on your values and what you want more of in your life—whether it’s space for hobbies, easier routines, or a calmer home environment.
Imagine your ideal living space and lifestyle. What items align with that vision? Let this guide what stays and goes.
Break goals into manageable steps, like focusing on one room or category at a time, to make the process less overwhelming and more rewarding.
Evaluate items based on whether they bring joy or serve a practical purpose. If they don’t align with your current life or the life you’re looking to have, it’s okay to let them go.
Appreciate the process, not just the outcome. Small wins, like reclaiming a corner of a room or clearing a drawer, can have a big impact.
It’s really important to keep systems simple and setting limits to avoid re-cluttering, which makes it easier to sustain changes.
New Year can be a time of looking ahead at what you want from the year. Rather than set resolutions which can be easily broken and forgotten, look to set goals that align with what you want from the year and what you need to help make your life enjoyable and fun for you. Here are some tips on ways you can do this:
Reflect on your values and what you want more of in your life—whether it’s space for hobbies, easier routines, or a calmer home environment.
Imagine your ideal living space and lifestyle. What items align with that vision? Let this guide what stays and goes.
Break goals into manageable steps, like focusing on one room or category at a time, to make the process less overwhelming and more rewarding.
Evaluate items based on whether they bring joy or serve a practical purpose. If they don’t align with your current life or the life you’re looking to have, it’s okay to let them go.
Appreciate the process, not just the outcome. Small wins, like reclaiming a corner of a room or clearing a drawer, can have a big impact.
It’s really important to keep systems simple and setting limits to avoid re-cluttering, which makes it easier to sustain changes.