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Guide to Getting Organized: Day One

3/19/2024

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Guide to Getting Organized: Day One
Alright, fellow procrastinators and self-proclaimed masters of clutter, listen up! We all know the struggle: staring at the chaos around us, wondering where on earth to even begin. But fear not, because today I'm dishing out some tried-and-true tips to whip your life into shape without breaking a sweat (okay, maybe just a little sweat).
Step 1: Embrace the Chaos
Yep, you heard me right. Before you can conquer the clutter, you've gotta face it head-on. Take a deep breath, summon your inner warrior, and dive into the mess like a fearless explorer in a jungle of junk. Remember, it's not about how messy things are right now, but how satisfyingly organized they're gonna be.
Step 2: Start Small
Rome wasn't built in a day, and your cluttered kingdom won't be conquered in one either. Start with bite-sized tasks that won't leave you feeling overwhelmed. My suggestion is to start with the bathroom.
Step 3: Conquer the Bathroom Battlefield
Ah, the bathroom. The battleground of grime, the fortress of funk. But fear not, brave soul, for with a plunger in one hand and a bottle of household cleaner like this one in the other, you shall emerge victorious!
Start by tackling the beastly beast that is the shower. Arm yourself with your weapon of choice (scrub brush, sponge, or maybe even a power washer if you're feeling adventurous) and banish those pesky soap scum and mildew stains to the depths of oblivion. If your elbow grease needs a little boost, try this powder scrub. Trust me, your future self will thank you for it.
Next up, it's time to wage war on the toilet. Roll up your sleeves (figuratively, of course), grab your trusty toilet brush, and dive headfirst into the porcelain abyss. Show that commode who's boss and leave no germ unvanquished. The powder scrub I mentioned as well as the household cleaner are your partners in grim for this task!
Last but not least, don't forget about the sink and countertops. Wipe away the remnants of yesterday's toothpaste battles and conquer the clutter with the finesse of a seasoned general. Your bathroom may have been a war zone before, but now it's a shining beacon of cleanliness and order.
By tackling the bathroom first, you're not only getting the toughest job out of the way, but you're also setting the tone for the rest of your organizing endeavors. Plus, let's be real, there's nothing quite as satisfying as basking in the glory of a sparkling-clean bathroom. So go forth, my friend, and may your scrubbing be swift and your victories sweet.
Once every nook and cranny of the bathroom is shiny clean, it’s time to put all the items back in the cupboards and on the countertops.  Consider some organizing bins like these to prevent the clutter from re-accumulating.  And a countertop bin like this one will keep items neatly organized and easy to access.
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Step 5: Keep It Up, You Rockstar
Congrats, you've officially joined the ranks of the organized elite! But wait, there's more. The key to staying organized is consistency. Make it a habit to tidy up regularly (yes, even if you're allergic to chores) and celebrate your victories along the way. You've earned it, you organizational wizard, you.
So there you have it, folks. Getting organized doesn't have to be a Herculean task that leaves you in a cold sweat. With a sprinkle of determination, a dash of humor, and a whole lot of caffeine, you can whip your life into shape and reclaim your sanity, one clutter-free corner at a time. Now go forth and conquer the next room, my friends. The world (or at least your living room) awaits!

​xoxo, Melissa
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