Harry Murray
Getting Organized: The Key To Clutter Control – Part III The sort and purge process should have provided a healthy amount of additional space to work within the area you are organizing. Now, lay out all of the things that are left and organize them either by like items, how they are used, whom they belong to or whatever method is appropriate.
Bins are great for storing winter hats and scarfs, off-season clothing, photos, wrapping paper, small food packages, tools, equipment, holiday decorations, cords and manuals—things that tend to get thrown together and lost.
Successfully completing one project creates a feeling of accomplishment, which will encourage you to move on to the next, more challenging one. Organization—however you can accomplish it—is the key to controlling the clutter in your home, your office and your life.
