Designate specific places for frequently used items. Make sure they’re easy to access then return them to their spots after use. This reduces clutter build-up while saving time searching for things later.

Invest in practical storage solutions like bins, baskets, shelves or drawer organisers. Utilise these tools to categorise and store your things. This makes it easier to find what you need while keeping your space tidy.

Plan periodic decluttering sessions to focus on specific areas of your home. Whether it’s a room, a closet or a single drawer, allocate dedicated time to sort through items, declutter and reorganise as necessary.

When decluttering, donate or sell items you no longer need or use. Clear spaces are easier to manage while your trash becomes someone else’s treasure.

Develop a habit of decluttering countertops, tables, and desks at the end of each day. Put away items, discard trash and create an appealing, clean space to start fresh every morning.

Set up a system for managing your paperwork and mail. Sort through mail, reading through and discarding junk mail immediately while filing important documents. Where possible, digitise documents to minimise paper clutter.

For every new item you bring into your home, let go of something similar. If you purchase a new shirt, donate or sell an old one. This maintains balance.

Adopt mindful habits by always carefully considering your purchases. Do you really need the new shiny thing? Prevent impulsive purchases that contribute to clutter.

Communicate the importance of a clutter-free environment to everyone you live with. Encourage family members or roommates to declutter their belongings and actively contribute to organising shared spaces. Clear spaces make for great relations and many hands make for light work.