Cut the Clutter and Stow the Stuff by Lori Baird

When you receive the bill, go online to pay or schedule it. I pay most of my bills online so that I can schedule the payment before the due date. Even if they send you the best deal ever! IF you don’t renew, and you miss the magazine, be patient, you will probably get an invitation back at a deep discount.Īfter – Clean table after sorting recipesīills: An easy way to decrease bill clutter is to go online and pay the bill immediately. If you don’t enjoy them anymore, don’t renew your subscription. Don’t let them pile up and clutter your space.

Can you find this on-line so that you are not keeping the paper copy? Once you have read them, either pass them on or recycle them. Really look at the article or recipe and consider whether it really fits your needs right now. Are there articles you must keep? If so, take a picture or tear out and file. How do you Tame the Paper Monster? Here are a few suggestions to help you get started: I am making strides in this area but it is still a challenge for me. Personal disclaimer: I know that I have an abundance of paper.

I take my time selecting my calendar for the year being mindful that I will have this paper document for a year. I like cookbooks and recipes which I have collected for years. I enjoy notebooks, journals, and lovely paper. I like magazines, books, vintage paper, and paper ephemera. I would highly recommend this book.For this blog, I’m going to focus on de-cluttering paper. Storage bins are helpful: however, they have become just another way to hide the 'stuff' that many people can't part with. It is gentle, yet firm on how and where to store clutter, and how to rid yourself of unnecessary 'stuff.' I is also written with a small budget in mind, so it is extremely helpful for someone on the lower end of the scale as far as ability to purchase items such as storage bins. There are those who can't part with something they don't need 'because I paid good money for it and someday.' I have seen such cluttered homes in my home health nursing career that I know this book is written well for those who don't know where to start. The illisrations are helpful, and suggested solutions are given with small budgets in mind. Have you accumulated so much STUFF that you have no room for your family, pets and friends? Then this book is for you! Edited by Lori Baird, she not only explains the problem, but teaches you, step by step multiple solutions, showing how you can prioritize, organize and rid yourself of unneeded clutter.

Cut the Clutter and Stow the Stuff by Lori Baird