![]() Please read the Privacy Policy carefully before you start to use the Website. This policy applies to information we collect on the Website and in email, text, or other electronic messages between you and the Website. When accessing the Website, we will learn some information about you, both automatically and through voluntary actions you may take, during your visit. This Privacy Policy governs your access to and use of including any content, functionality, and services offered on or through (the “Website”), whether as a guest or a registered user. (“Company,” “we,” or “us”) respects your privacy and is committed to protecting it through this Privacy Policy. If you are struggling with decluttering /or organizing, feel free to message me. So what do you do in the morning….tidy up, declutter or organize? Unorganized clothes – there is somewhat a system in place but clothes not folded properly and is not pleasant to look at. When you organize you make things functional, pretty and easy to find. ![]() Everyone has a different organizational style, it is not a one size fits all. ![]() Organizing is when you are implementing systems, that are intentional and have a purpose. Organizing: Organizing it a totally different game….not everyone is organized by nature but that does not mean that they cannot have an organized home. There seems to be a system in place but definitely needs improvement Cluttered Closet -your eyes are drawn to many things. When decluttering, there is an element of decision making and takes a bit of time. You remove any visual clutter (2) when you go through items, and decide whether you to keep it ( because there is use for it), throw it away ( because it is broken), donate ( it still works but you no longer use it). Decluttering can be two fold: (1) when you declutter your surfaces, so as to have a clean space, for example removing the toaster from the kitchen countertop and placing it in the cupboard. Untidy kitchen….once everything is put in place it would be tidyĭecluttering: Again, as per the definition above, when decluttering you are removing things you do not need from a place to make it look more pleasant. Putting pillows back on the couch, or putting toys back in their place is tidying up and not decluttering. For example, if the night before you left the coffee outside on your kitchen countertop, putting it back in the cupboard is tidying up. It has nothing to do with decluttering or organizing. Tidying up: As per the definition above tidying up is when you are putting things back where they belong. Organizing: “to do or arrange something according to a particular system”. When you tidy up or tidy a place up, you put things back in their proper places so that everything is neat.ĭeclutter: “ to remove things you do not need from a place, in order to make it more pleasant and more useful”. ![]() Tidying Up: “to make a place or a collection of things tidy”. Let me first start off by giving the definitions according to the Cambridge English Dictionary of these three simple, and yet confusing word. They are three different and distinct concepts and one does not necessarily depend on the other. Although it is possible to do a 15min decluttering session, for me there is a difference between tidying up, decluttering and organizing. What I think some actually mean, is that they tidy up a room and not actually declutter. Well, if you manage to do so….congratulations you are a supermama. In fact I am baffled when someone says that prior to leave home for work, they go round the house and declutter. One of these words is the word ‘declutter’, and I think in many cases we do a literal translation from Maltese to English (tiżbarazza). I am fascinated how sometimes we use words that can be misleading or rather misinterpreted.
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