Decluttering Resources – Productivity & Organizing Blog Carnival
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Now that spring is here, millions of people will begin spring cleaning and organizing. Some will hire a professional organizer, but others will want to at least try to handle it on their own. To help them get started, I asked my readers to share their favorite decluttering resources for this month’s Productivity & Organizing Blog Carnival.
Our sponsor for this edition is Hazel Thornton of Organized for Life and Beyond, who is a Megastar Blogger, having contributed to more than 50 editions of the Productivity & Organizing Blog Carnival. You must check out Hazel’s exciting new decluttering resource, Go With the Flow! The Clutter Flow Chart Workbook.
Whether you’re overwhelmed by your own clutter or an organizing pro looking to expand your own resource list, you’re sure to find something here you can use. Check out all the great submissions, and be sure to show the bloggers your appreciation by leaving comments and sharing their blog posts (or this one) with your network, using the hashtag #POBC in your social media posts.
| Janet Schiesl | 7 Awesome Ways to Sell Your Stuff |
| Lisa Griffith | Why Am I Keeping This? Letting Go Is Hard. Breaking Free Is...Amazing! |
| Julie Stobbe | Spring Clearing A B Cs |
| Stacey Agin Murray | Organizing Quick Tip: Make a Decision |
| Janet Barclay | They Left Us Everything, by Plum Johnson [Book Review] |
| Sabrina Quairoli | What to do with Old Yearbooks |
| Seana Turner | Not Your Father's Junk Hauler |
| Debbie Rosemont | "Quick Hit" Productivity Tasks Around Your Home |
| Linda Samuels | What Are Today's Interesting Clutter-Related Discoveries? - v31 |
| Hazel Thornton | Are you and your clutter ready to "Go With the Flow"? |
| Natalie Gallagher | How to Start Decluttering |
| Sheri Steed | Pantry Inspiration |
| Pam Wong | Your Decluttering Experts |
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Thanks to everyone who contributed to this Blog Carnival, especially our wonderful sponsor.
The next Blog Carnival is all about Donating Used Goods, and , sponsored by Geralin Thomas, Career Coach for Professional Organizers. You may make your submission any time from now until Wednesday, April 19, 2023 at 11:59 PM EST.
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What a wonderful collection, with Hazel’s new clutter decision tree at the top! I love these and look forward to diving in and learning more. Thank you for including me in the post.
And thank YOU for always sharing such interesting resources!
This looks amazing; thank you all for your generosity!
Enjoy!
This is wonderful! Thanks for including me in your post! This topic makes we want to declutter right now!
I really like that you focused on a specific type of decluttering. I’m not parting with my yearbooks, but it’s fascinating to read about all the options. It would never have occurred to me that anyone else might be interested in having them.
This is such a great idea for a blog carnival. We all need resources for decluttering! Thanks to Hazel for sponsoring. I’ve read many of these already, but will check out the ones that are new to me. I agree about Sabrina’s specific post on yearbooks. Giving me an idea for a future GO Month series!
Ooh fun!
This is a stellar collection of posts, and while I’d read many of them previously, some are new and equally “resourceful” for decluttering. What a great fit for Hazel’s sponsorship. Janet, thank you for always supporting our profession and making sure great information gets to the people who need it.
It’s my pleasure, Julie! Of all the random ideas I’ve had over the past 20+ years, this one actually took off. 🙂
OK, I’ve read everyone’s wonderful contributions (most of which I had not seen before), now to share everywhere! I’ve also read all the comments, which are almost always full of more tips and insights! Thanks, as always, to Janet, and to all of you who are saying kind things about my new “Go With the Flow!” workbook!
Hazel, I’m so grateful to have you as a sponsor, a contributor, a client, and a friend! Thank YOU for all you do.
Janet, Thank you for the opportunity to be part of this post on decluttering resources. I’m looking forward to reading everyone’s contributions and sharing them with my readers!
Anne, your post covers such an important topic – thank you so much for writing it and contributing it to this Blog Carnival!