This strategy turns everything upside down.
Decluttering has become a trend and, apparently, is not going to lose its place. However, not everyone is eager to try it: many people are disgusted by the idea of getting rid of items just because they haven’t been used in a long time. This is where reverse decluttering comes in, asking us to rethink how we organize our living space.
What is reverse decluttering?
Reverse decluttering is a way of organizing our home in which we focus not on what we need to throw away, but on what we want to keep. Unlike regular decluttering, which starts by sorting items, the starting point of decluttering is identifying and taking care of the things that are important to you.
Key Steps to Reverse Decluttering
Step One: Decide Your Values
Think about what is really important to you: comfort, functionality, minimalism, absence of visual noise or aesthetics? Or maybe a combination of both?
Second step: choose the key elements
Decide which items are most valuable to you: both their usefulness and their sentimental value (yes, you can keep your child’s drawings!).
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