The Rundown Method TO DECLUtTER YOUR HOME AND MIND

1. Plan: Creating Your Decluttering Strategy

Just as a newscast prioritizes stories, prioritize your decluttering. Identify your "lead story"—the area causing the most stress. Is it your desk, closet, or mental to-do list? Choose one focus. Break it into smaller, actionable segments. For a closet, segments might include sorting clothes, donating items, and reorganizing storage. For mental clutter, segments could involve writing down thoughts, prioritizing tasks, and creating a routine. Writing it down keeps you focused.

2. Implement: Tackling Clutter Step by Step

Once planned, take action. Start small, focusing on one segment. For a bedroom, begin with a single drawer. For mental clutter, commit to five minutes of daily to-do list writing. Stay consistent and be realistic about what you can achieve. Clutter doesn't disappear overnight; focus on progress.

3. Evaluate: Reflecting and Maintaining Calm

Just as producers review a newscast, reflect on your decluttering. What progress did you make? How did it feel? What challenges did you face? Refine your approach. Maintain progress by creating organizing habits. For your home, spend five minutes tidying up daily. For your mind, journal, meditate, or review your to-do list.

Why The Rundown Method Works for Decluttering

The Rundown Method brings clarity and structure to decluttering. By breaking down goals, taking action, and reflecting, you create lasting changes in your environment and mindset.

Decluttering creates space for what matters most. Whether it's a peaceful home or a calmer mind, The Rundown Method helps you get there—one segment at a time.

Next Steps

What's your decluttering lead story? Write it down, break it into steps, and start taking action. The path from chaos to calm begins with a plan. With The Rundown Method, create an environment and mindset supporting the life you want. One step at a time, go from overwhelmed to at peace.