Less Clutter. More You.

The Difference Between Decluttering and Organizing and Why They Need Each Other

March 07, 2024 Maggie Brittain Episode 10
Less Clutter. More You.
The Difference Between Decluttering and Organizing and Why They Need Each Other
Show Notes

Do you get confused when it comes to the words declutter and organization?


Are they the same? 


The terms decluttering and organizing are often used interchangeably, however, they are two different concepts that compliment and depend on each other.


Decluttering, the heavy lifter in the organization process, involves removing unwanted and unnecessary items, creating space, and simplifying your surroundings. 


Whereas, organizing will step in after you declutter, focusing on arranging the items you've decided to keep in a systematic way to maximize efficiency and function.


So, today’s episode is diving into the essential question you should ask yourself to discern whether you’re in the decluttering or the organization phase and the importance of when to declutter and when to organize.


If you are ready to dive into the differences between decluttering and organizing, and why they work hand-in-hand to create a space that works best for you - press play and listen in!




Episode Highlights

  • What is the difference between decluttering and organizing


  • Benefits of decluttering


  • Importance of decluttering


  • Why you need organization systems in place


  • Effect clutter has on our emotions


  • The need to reevaluate and refine your organized spaces for long-term efficiency


Don’t miss episode 2 Benefits of Living with Less Clutter




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