If you’re like most people, your home is probably a little bit cluttered. It’s easy for things to start piling up, especially if you have a busy lifestyle. But a messy house can be more than just an eyesore – it can also lead to problems with anxiety and productivity. Luckily, there are some easy ways to get your home organized and tidy. Here are ways to organize your home for a stress-free lifestyle.

1. Schedule some time to de-clutter your space

Take a moment each day to de-clutter your mind and surroundings. Dedicate a specific area of your living space solely for relaxation. Clear out or reorganize items that you no longer need or use. Additionally, schedule at least 10 minutes daily for meditation and mindful breathing exercises. By decluttering your mind and physical environment, you give yourself a chance to rest, reset, and gain perspective on any difficulties you may be facing.

2. Donate or dispose of items you haven’t used or don’t need

6 Ways to Organize Your Home for a Stress-Free Lifestyle.  Donte, Keep and Discard boxes for de-cluttering.

Clearing out your closet or garage is always daunting, but taking the time to donate or dispose of items you no longer need or want can be immensely rewarding. Not only will de-cluttering help you make more room in your living space, but it has positive environmental impacts as well. By donating, items that are still usable can make their way into homes where they’ll be enjoyed and used more frequently. Responsibly disposing of hazardous materials can reduce the number of materials that find their way into landfills or bodies of water, which helps keep our environment safe and healthy. Donating or disposing of items may take some effort up front, but when done properly, it benefits everyone in the long run!

3. Create a designated spot for everything

Creating and maintaining a designated spot for everything is an essential habit to develop if you want to stay organized. Imagine being able to find your keys when you need them, or not having to search for your favorite pen in a pile of scattered items. However, creating the designated spots is only part of the equation – it’s just as important to put things back in their place as soon as you’re done using them. Doing so helps prevent clutter, saves time, and keeps stress levels low. The next time you reach for something, take a few extra moments to put it away properly; with consistent practice, this habit will become much easier over time!

4. Invest in storage containers and hooks to help keep things tidy

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Investing in appropriate storage containers, baskets, and hooks can be an effective way to help keep your living space tidy. Not only will it make finding items quicker and easier, but it can also add some style to your home. Popular options include drawers, hanging organizers, stackable bins, desktop boxes, and decorative containers. With the right combination of these products, you’ll be able to easily organize any room in the house. Plus, with today’s innovation in sustainable materials such as bamboo or upcycled fabrics, you can create a more efficient and eco-friendly storage solution!

5. Make it a habit to do a quick clean-up each night

Establishing a nightly routine of a quick clean-up before bed can be beneficial in many ways. First and foremost, it removes clutter and mess from the day’s activities, which helps promote an organized and stress-free environment. Secondly, it ensures that you wake up in an orderly space the next morning; instead of walking into a disheveled room, you can get ready for the day ahead with a sense of calmness and clarity. Furthermore, taking the time to tidy up before going to bed each night can be a nice self-care practice; it’s like permitting yourself to put in some effort at the end of the day so that you can feel peaceful when it’s time to sleep. Implementing this small task is surely worth the effort!

6. Set aside time each week to deep clean one area of your home

6 Ways to Organize Your Home for a Stress-Free Lifestyle.  Cleaning time with cleaning supplies.

Investing the time to deep clean an area of your home each week can do wonders for your mental and physical well-being. As you go through the motions of cleaning, dusting, and organizing, you can enjoy a sense of accomplishment knowing that one corner of your home is now spic and span. Additionally, by selecting one room or area each week to clean, large-scale projects become much more manageable. This translates into a cleaner, healthier home that both looks inviting and offers maximum functionality. Setting aside this time each week is an investment in yourself that carries countless rewards far beyond a sparkling living space.

Though it may seem like a lot of work, incorporating these organizational tips into your daily routine will pay off in the long run. You’ll be less stressed and more productive when your home is clean and clutter-free. And don’t forget to ask for help when you need it! Whether that means hiring a maid service or simply recruiting family members to pitch in, there’s no shame in getting a little extra assistance to keep your home looking its best.

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Richard has extensive experience in all aspects of buying and selling residential property. He has sold more than 400 homes and well over $100 million in residential real estate. There’s no need to guess. Get expert advice that will allow you to buy and sell with confidence and ease.

For neighborhood guides about Decatur and other intown neighborhoods, click here.

To learn more about the value of your home, please complete the form here.

If you are looking to purchase a home, please reach out here. We would love to help you have a wonderful buying experience.

You can always reach us through the Contact Us page here as well.


Richard Reid
Richard Reid

Richard is an entrepreneur, founder, investor, mentor, real estate broker, and more. He has worked in Fortune 500 & Fortune 1000 companies in addition to founding, building, mentoring, and growing several smaller companies. He grew up in a family of entrepreneurs and has always been open to how new ideas and innovation can drive business and markets. A graduate of the University of the South – Sewanee, Richard has a strong liberal arts background, a passion for learning, and a drive to educate and empower others to improve their lives. This passion is lived out through his companies, mentoring others, and helping others achieve their personal and financial goals. Richard is a best selling co-author of "Top Dollar" that went to #1 on Amazon in the Real Estate Sales Category. He was also recognized with an Editor's Choice Award by the National Academy of Best Selling Authors for his work in the same book. Richard won an EXPY in Media & Communications from the National Association of Experts, Writers, and Speakers. He has also been featured on ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox affiliates across the country as a real estate expert. In 2014, Richard was recognized as one of the Top 500 Marketers in Real Estate by the National Association of Expert Advisors where he has also been recognized for business growth. Richard is also one of “America’s Premier Experts” for his commitment to publishing expert content for the benefit of consumers and journalists. For more information, please visit RichardReid.com.