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Organize Your Life and More - The One Week Challenge……. Seven Areas in Seve
by Christina Scalise   
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Last edited: Thursday, August 2, 2012
Posted: Thursday, August 2, 2012

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One week of organizing challenges to help get you organized.

  

1.    Kitchen: 

o    Clean out and organize the pantry.

o    Clean out the refrigerator, throw out all expired items.

o    Toss all unwanted or unneeded kitchenware.  Example:  coffee mugs, glasses and cups, gadgets no longer used, containers and lids, pots and pans and more.

2.    Bedroom: 

o    Donate clothes and shoes no longer worn.

o    Clean out and organize your dresser drawers.

o    Clean out the area underneath the bed.

3.    Office: 

o    File, toss or shred paperwork that has been lying out for days.

o    Go through old files and toss or shred all that is no longer needed.

o    Organize that cabinet or drawer full of office supplies.

4.    Bathroom: 

o    Throw out all expired products.

o    Throw out all products you no longer use.

o    Organize the inside of a cabinet or drawer.

5.    Laundry room: 

o    Set up laundry baskets to separate darks, whites, delicates, rinses, etc.

o    Create a stain remedy list and post it where it will be easily accessible when needed.

o    Toss all products no longer used.

6.    Finances: 

o    Create a family budget.

o    Find an area in your budget where you can cut back and/or save money.

o    List all your financial goals.

7.    Schedule: 

o    Create a family calendar that has all important dates and appointments listed.

o    Schedule chores to divide all tasks equally among all family members.

o    Schedule in some “Me Time” or “Family Fun Time”.


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