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Use hanging mail organizers and avoid these
5 organizing mistakes
None of us likes the idea of living in a cluttered home. However, keeping our living space completely clutter-
free and well-organized requires regular cleaning sprees. We also keep on experimenting and
implementing newer ways to organize our homes trying to find the perfect system that works. Yet there are some common mistakes that we invariably make
no matter which methods we use. These mistakes lower the efficiency and effectiveness of our efforts.
Comparison
When we begin planning an organizing session, we tend to imagine the final results. This picture is usually based on something we saw in magazine or a
home we’ve been to—belonging to either a friend, relative or colleague. Design ideas or other’s homes can often leave a lasting impression and we invariable attempt to recreate their style. When we fail to achieve the same effect, we feel disheartened or dejected. What we forget is that everyone’s
lifestyle and organizing challenges are different and must be dealt with differently. Instead of comparing one home to another, try looking at your
home in isolation and explore its hidden potential. Try to give your home an identity that is truly its own and is a reflection of who you are.
Reluctance to let go
This is a mistake most of us make due to emotional attachment to things. We find it extremely difficult to
throw away old things, even if they are rarely used. They best way to solve this problem is to sift through your
belongings and get rid of anything you have not used in a year. This will not only de-clutter stuffed shelves and
drawers, but also help you let go of things.
Being obsessed with containers
Most of us tend to believe that closed containers are the best way to sort and store objects. No doubt, containers are really
very handy for storing anything that needs to be kept air-locked, but what we fail to notice is that too many containers
increase the clutter. Instead, try using different organizing solutions in different spaces. Try shelves for books, hooks for jewelry and hanging mail organizers for documents instead of
dumping things in cabinets or containers.
Neglecting hidden surfaces
Another mistake we always make is to forget putting those spaces to use which are not visible to our eyes. This results
in certain spaces being a lot more cluttered than others. Use these hidden space to your advantage. The space
behind doors, the sides of cabinets and high up on the walls can all be used effectively to organize your belongings.
Install mail organizers on the wall, try cubbies high up on the walls and hooks behind doors for simple storage ideas.
Speeding up too much
The most recurring mistake we make is to rush the organizing process. We want to see an organized home almost as soon as
we begin. This almost always makes us hurry through the process and we end up with results that are less than awesome.
Remember that Rome was not built in a day and any worthy endeavor takes time. You might find that to achieve truly
spectacular results, you may need to spread the process out over a few days and that is perfectly okay. When it comes to
organizing the home—plan, prioritize and perfect.
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