Five Minute Room Rescue
Isn’t this a cool picture? I was looking for a High Five to decorate our five minute room rescue and came up with this. It seems appropriate since squirrels are so busy, and we are too.
Declutter activity for today:
The Five-Minute Room Rescue
In the Prosperity area of your home, set your timer for 5 minutes.
Move as fast as you can and remove all items that do not belong in this area – take the dirty dishes to the kitchen sink, put the dirty clothes in the laundry pile, pick up all the books, magazines, and piles of papers and mail and put them in a basket or at least contain them all in one area in the house – but not in the Prosperity area!
After 5 minutes, stop. You’re done decluttering for today.
From Sink Reflections by Marla Cilley
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If you are unsure of where the prosperity area is, see these posts:
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shirley
What a cool picture.
I really like the idea of setting a timer for 5 minutes.. at first I was going to put off doing this one, and then I realized that – Hey – it’s only for 5 minutes.
I am contemplating incorporating it into my daily routine. Spending 5 minutes a day cleaning instead of 0 minutes a day cleaning.