Professional Decluttering Business

How to start decluttering business, Compulsive decluttering, How to declutter your office, How to declutter your car etc

What you'll learn

How to charge for home organizing business

How to start decluttering business

Compulsive decluttering

Easy strategies to streamline and declutter your space

How to declutter your home

Quick tips to organize and declutter a bathroom

Tips to declutter your store room and decrease inventory costs

How to declutter your garage in easy steps

How to organize a living room

How to declutter your car

Things to declutter from your kitchen

New rules for decluttering a kids room and keeping it that way

Simple tips to declutter your office

Ways to declutter your retail store

Digital hoarding

Requirements

No requirement

Description

   Everyone has a bit of junk lying around the house and majority of us have more than a little. Household clutter seems relatively harmless. But many people feel stressed and life is out of control when they surround themselves with more things than they can manage. Decluttering your home and taking care of the mess is actually a way to better care of yourself. Before you begin decluttering, take a step back to figure out what your goals are for that space and what habits you will need to adjust in order to make it happen. For example, if you are revamping your master closet, establish a routine in which you hang up clothes daily instead of tossing them on your favorite chair. When planning storage solutions, look for unused space. More often than not, the answer is to go vertical. Organizing and decluttering relieves stress for many people by providing a sense of control and accomplishment.   Compulsive decluttering is a pattern of behavior that is characterized by an excessive desire to discard objects from once home and living room. The home of compulsive decluttering are often empty. It is the opposite of compulsive hoarding. The effect of complsive decluttering on one who has it can be significant. Because this disorder involves throwing away anything that cases discomfort, there may be a significant financial burden. After decluttering your bathroom, take note whether you need any new bathroom organizer or storage product. The best way to established decluttering business is to first understand the industry and also gain in-depth knowledge since knowledge is power.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Benefits of decluttering

Lecture 3 Essential decluttering tips for the house

Lecture 4 Decluttering for self care

Lecture 5 Digital hoarding

Lecture 6 Compulsive decluttering

Lecture 7 Decluttering helps anxiety and well-being

Lecture 8 How to start decluttering business

Section 2: How To Declutter Your Home

Lecture 9 Introduction

Lecture 10 Set a timeline and goals

Lecture 11 Create a sorting system

Lecture 12 Purge your house of the clutter

Section 3: How To Declutter Your Car

Lecture 13 Clearing out your car

Lecture 14 Wipe up clean

Lecture 15 Cleaning car mat

Lecture 16 Cleaning door pockets

Lecture 17 Visor

Lecture 18 Backseats

Section 4: Simple Tips To Declutter Your Office

Lecture 19 Introduction

Lecture 20 Only keep the things yo need

Lecture 21 Organize your office based on practically

Lecture 22 Sort by keep, recycle trash and belong elsewhere

Lecture 23 Get your cabbles under control

Lecture 24 Take a photography ( you might be shocked)

Lecture 25 Digitize your notes and documents

Lecture 26 Develop stronger organizational habits

Section 5: Tips To Declutter Your Garage In Easy Steps

Lecture 27 Introduction

Lecture 28 Take a before picture

Lecture 29 Get rid of obvious trash

Lecture 30 Focus on specific areas

Lecture 31 Group similar staff together

Lecture 32 Find an organization system that work

Lecture 33 Take an after picture

Section 6: How To Organize A Living Room

Lecture 34 Deep clean and donate

Lecture 35 Invest in functional furniture

Lecture 36 Hide your electronics

Lecture 37 Give every item a home

Lecture 38 Keep decor minimal

Lecture 39 Stick with a color palette

Lecture 40 Add a catch -all container

Section 7: Tips To Declutter Your Storeroom And Decrease Inventory Costs

Lecture 41 Introduction

Lecture 42 How to take back your store room

Lecture 43 Remove obsolete materials

Lecture 44 How FMX can help

Section 8: Things To Declutter For The Kitchen

Lecture 45 The kitchen decluttering challenge

Lecture 46 Declutter the kitchen - how to get started

Lecture 47 Questions to ask yourself when decluttering

Lecture 48 Items to declutter from the kitchen

Section 9: Quick Tips To Organize And Declutter A Bathroom

Lecture 49 Declutter your bathroom

Lecture 50 Use bathroom organizer

Lecture 51 Organize the linen closet

Lecture 52 Organize the shower and bathtub

Lecture 53 Organize the counter top

Lecture 54 Organize the drawers

Lecture 55 Organize the toiletries

Lecture 56 Switch out product container

Section 10: New Rules For Decluttering A Kids Room And Keeping It That Way

Lecture 57 Involve your kids from the beginning

Lecture 58 Have kids give you a tour of the room before you start decluttering

Lecture 59 Give your kid permission to let go of stuff they really do not want

Lecture 60 Reinforce their routine with cubbies

Lecture 61 Define boundaries with decor

Section 11: Easy Strategies To Streamline And Declutter Your Space

Lecture 62 Set goals and note current habits

Lecture 63 Remove trash and recycling

Lecture 64 Group like items together

Lecture 65 Keep daily items in reach

Section 12: Best Ways To Declutter Your Retail Store

Lecture 66 Start with the backroom

Lecture 67 Get rid of rarely used items

Lecture 68 Toss unnecessary store items

Lecture 69 Declutter regularly

Section 13: How To Charge For Home Organizing Services

Lecture 70 Location

Lecture 71 Experience

Lecture 72 Options for how to charge clients

Lecture 73 Conclusion

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