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TGIF! It's time for Lauren's Free Advice Friday...

I am often in homes where there are bags of prior shopping excursion hauls lying around because there was no place to fit that which was purchased.

Before you buy it…picture where it will live in your home. Is there space? Does something need to leave for it to fit?

IYKYK

Definitely had too many, but how many is enough? Here’s what I kept for Shabbat dinners.

What about you? Is your collection out of control?

TGIF! It's time for Lauren's Free Advice Friday...

Be more productive and make life simpler. Set up three different email addresses. One for work, one for personal, and one for shopping and social media and promotions.

This helps you separate work and home, makes communication during job transitions easier, and cuts down significantly on how much time you spend on junk and spam. You can empty the latter during downtime. And now you know why my personal email address is still hotmail😊📧

A little closet love ❤️ helps you feel lighter and makes life so much better.

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As she prepares to leave for college at Penn State this fall, Clutter Kicker intern Amelia Jaimes reflects on what she's learned about organization, letting go, and preparing for a new chapter.

Her thoughtful advice for fellow seniors is a reminder that getting ready for college isn't just about packing up and shopping, it's about making space for what's next...

Read more: https://www.clutterkickerct.com/post/clearing-space-for-a-new-chapter-a-senior-s-guide-to-getting-ready-for-college

TGIF! It's time for Lauren's Free Advice Friday...

This one comes from Amelia!

Creating a wishlist on an app like Giftful gives you time to think before you spend. You might realize you don’t actually need the item, find a better deal later, or decide it’s worth saving up for. Either way, you’re making a more intentional choice instead of an impulsive one!

As my internship with Clutter Kicker comes to an end, I’ve been reflecting on everything I’ve learned over the past few weeks, and these are my five big takeaways!

TGIF! It's time for Lauren's Free Advice Friday...

This tip comes from Amelia!

Night Shift reduces the amount of blue light your screen emits and gives your eyes a break in the evening. While it won't magically make you put your phone down, it can make nighttime screen use easier on your eyes and help create a more relaxing bedtime routine.

Small habits can make a big difference when it comes to better rest!

(iPhone users: Click on the Brightness slider in the Control Center to access)

(Android users: Go to Settings > Display > Night Light, Eye Comfort Shield, or Bedtime Mode)