Reorganization: Conduct a thorough reorganization in each room to identify items that are no longer needed or wanted. You can create three categories – keep, donate, and dispose of.
Collecting Items for Donation: Choose items that are still functional but no longer used by you. You can donate them to charitable organizations or individuals in need.
Selling Items: If there are items of value, consider selling them. Online platforms like Carousell or local platforms are usually good places to sell items.
Using the “One In, One Out” System: For every new item you buy or receive, consider getting rid of or donating one item you already have. This can help reduce unnecessary accumulation of items.
Applying the KonMari Method: Implement the KonMari method by asking yourself whether an item sparks joy or serves a purpose for you. If not, consider getting rid of it.
Seeking Help from Friends or Family: Ask for assistance from friends or family members in the sorting and moving process. They can provide outside perspectives and necessary support.
Researching Donation Programs: Research local donation programs or recycling centers in your area that accept household item donations. This can ensure that unwanted items are properly redistributed.
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