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Simple Card Process Can Save You
Dai Smith
Oct. 04, 2021
When was the last time you parked BOTH cars in the garage?
Are you one junk drawer or closer away from being a hoarder?
If you can relate, you’re not alone, the average person spends 400 hours in their lifetime looking for lost items. Only 25% of Americans can park both cars in the garage and we have 300,000 items in our home but only use 20%, 80 % of the time…but who’s keeping track?
Getting more organized continues to be top of the list of things to do, but rarely get done, due to lack of time, lack of knowledge or lack of DESIRE to do the work.
Here is where professional organizers play a huge role in your life to organize your space and transform your life. Allow me to shorten the learning curve and provide a simplified process to getting it done.
The S.I.M.P.L.E. C.A.R.D. method is foolproof way to start and maintain organization in your home or business and teaches you both how to declutter and organize so you can transition from being overwhelmed to organized.
S.I.M.P.L.E. process. Each letter in the process allows you to ask a specific question to help you manage the decluttering process.
S—Serve a purpose?
When you think of an item, ask yourself does it serve a purpose? What benefit does it have you in your home, business or life?
I—Inspire Productivity
Are you able to be more productive with an item or is it hindering your productivity? Is it motivational or causing mental clutter?
M—Make the flow or structure better
Sometimes we add things to our home or business that make it harder for us to move and flow through. Consider your family’s or offices needs and whether its functional.
P—Pretty Matters
When something is pretty, doesn’t it make you feel better? When you deciding to declutter, ask if the items is something that you’re proud of, that’s a reflection of your individual style.
L—Logical
Ask yourself WHY you have an item? Is it budget-friendly or cost more to maintain it? Does it need to be replaced with a newer model?
E—Evergreen
Does this have continual use value? Is it non-replaceable and will it be missed if I lose it?
The C.A.R.D. process tackles the organizing process; a process that you can use for any room in your room and even for your digital clutter as well. Follow these 4 steps to get organized.
C- Clear the Clutter. Remove everything in your space so you see your things, and truly “see your space”
Assess and Allocate. Sort your items into categories by type and whether you will declutter or disown
Repurpose and Redesign. Reimagine what you want to space to look like. Take measurements, inventory and redesign the layout.
Decorganize. Now it’s time to Organize with your Décor in mind.
The S.I.M.P.L.E. C.A.R.D. process serves you transformative solutions in a bitesize format so you can understand, commit to and be motivated to organize your space.
Simple Card Process Can Save You
Dai Smith
Oct. 04, 2021
When was the last time you parked BOTH cars in the garage?
Are you one junk drawer or closer away from being a hoarder?
If you can relate, you’re not alone, the average person spends 400 hours in their lifetime looking for lost items. Only 25% of Americans can park both cars in the garage and we have 300,000 items in our home but only use 20%, 80 % of the time…but who’s keeping track?
Getting more organized continues to be top of the list of things to do, but rarely get done, due to lack of time, lack of knowledge or lack of DESIRE to do the work.
Here is where professional organizers play a huge role in your life to organize your space and transform your life. Allow me to shorten the learning curve and provide a simplified process to getting it done.
The S.I.M.P.L.E. C.A.R.D. method is foolproof way to start and maintain organization in your home or business and teaches you both how to declutter and organize so you can transition from being overwhelmed to organized.
S.I.M.P.L.E. process. Each letter in the process allows you to ask a specific question to help you manage the decluttering process.
S—Serve a purpose?
When you think of an item, ask yourself does it serve a purpose? What benefit does it have you in your home, business or life?
I—Inspire Productivity
Are you able to be more productive with an item or is it hindering your productivity? Is it motivational or causing mental clutter?
M—Make the flow or structure better
Sometimes we add things to our home or business that make it harder for us to move and flow through. Consider your family’s or offices needs and whether its functional.
P—Pretty Matters
When something is pretty, doesn’t it make you feel better? When you deciding to declutter, ask if the items is something that you’re proud of, that’s a reflection of your individual style.
L—Logical
Ask yourself WHY you have an item? Is it budget-friendly or cost more to maintain it? Does it need to be replaced with a newer model?
E—Evergreen
Does this have continual use value? Is it non-replaceable and will it be missed if I lose it?
The C.A.R.D. process tackles the organizing process; a process that you can use for any room in your room and even for your digital clutter as well. Follow these 4 steps to get organized.
C- Clear the Clutter. Remove everything in your space so you see your things, and truly “see your space”
Assess and Allocate. Sort your items into categories by type and whether you will declutter or disown
Repurpose and Redesign. Reimagine what you want to space to look like. Take measurements, inventory and redesign the layout.
Decorganize. Now it’s time to Organize with your Décor in mind.
The S.I.M.P.L.E. C.A.R.D. process serves you transformative solutions in a bitesize format so you can understand, commit to and be motivated to organize your space.
