Switch Off Notifications

Unnecessary notifications can be pretty disruptive and can mess up your concentration and focus, so consider turning them off as soon as you download new apps.

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Organize Your Apps

Speaking of apps, you can also declutter your phone by deleting the ones you’re not using. Once that’s done, consider hiding less frequently used apps from your screen and organizing the rest of them by task so they wouldn’t take up too much space on your home screen.

Contacts Purge

Your contacts are probably overcrowded with countless numbers you don’t even need so do yourself a favor and delete them ASAP.

Cleaning Up Gallery

Photos in our gallery often take up most of our storage, so put an effort into deleting bad and repetitive ones to free up some space on your phone.

More Storage

Deleting unnecessary photos will free up a lot of storage on your phone, but it’s also a good idea to delete old files and music downloads, especially since you can use apps such as Spotify instead.

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The post Declutter Your Phone in Five Short Steps appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Here’s how to declutter your closet.

Take a Day Off

It’s a good idea not to plan anything else on the day when you plan to declutter your closet. We tend to underestimate the time needed for such a big job and if you don’t want to stop in the middle of it and leave your clothes out for days, it’s best to set aside enough time.

Have a Friend Over

If you have a friend you trust when it comes to fashion, you can turn this into a fun day with drinks and music and the job will be done much faster.

Keep it Neat

Once you’re done with decluttering and your closet contains only the pieces you wear and love, maintain it over time so that you don’t have to do a big declutter again. There are good rules to apply like “one in – one out” if that helps you.

The post Tips for Decluttering Your Closet appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

We live in an age when everything you could possibly want is one click away from you. It’s very easy to invest your time and money in things that objectively don’t matter, or to justify buying insane amounts of things that you do need, but don’t need several of them at the same time. To reduce clutter in your home and life, it’s crucial to stop bringing new things home and there are several ways you can do that. For example:

• Cancel the subscriptions to the magazines you can read online.
• Unsubscribe from newsletters.
• Apply for receiving your bills and bank statements through email instead of through paper mail.
• Make a budget for shopping and stick to it.
• Whenever you buy something, you must throw something out.
• Ask your friends and family not to give you any physical gifts for birthdays or holidays.
• Say no to free promotional stuff you don’t really need.

The post How to Cut Clutter at Its Core and Live a Mess-Free Life appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Below are the things you should absolutely get rid of if they still take up your valuable space.

1. Socks without a match
2. Plastic utensils from who knows when
3. Old, torn workout gear
4. CD and DVD collections
5. Dull knives
6. Baby stuff your kids have overgrown
7. Old hair ties
8. Dated reference books like computer books from 10 years ago
9. Expired medication
10. Plastic grocery bags
11. Promotional t-shirts
12. Old towels
13. Extra buttons that come with clothes
14. Containers without lids and lids without matching containers
15. Old makeup and cosmetics
16. Dead batteries
17. Old bottles of nail polish
18. Damaged dishes
19. Leftovers and condiments from the fridge that nobody will eat
20. Clothes that don’t fit
21. Excess office supplies
22. Novelty appliances
23. Candles you’ll never light because of their smell
24. Excess mugs
25. Empty notebooks and journals
26. Old phones and chargers
27. Toiletries you brought from trips
28. Apps you don’t use or apps that take too much of your time every day

The post It’s Finally Time to Get Rid of These 28 Things appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

If you have more coffee mugs than you actually need, here’s how you can easily get rid of the ones that are just taking up space.

Ideal Number

You probably don’t use more than two mugs on a regular day, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you should get rid of all of them. Try to figure out the average number of mugs used by everyone in your household on a regular basis, since you can easily borrow a set when you’re having a lot of guests over.

Collector’s Items

If collecting mugs isn’t just a force of habit, but your favorite hobby, make a nice display for your favorite pieces. Pick a spot where they aren’t in anyone’s way, instead of having them take up space in your kitchen cabinet.

Letting Go

If you’re really thinking about getting rid of the unnecessary mugs, make sure to ditch the ones that are not in such a great shape, have no sentimental value, and you don’t like to use them in the first place.

The post Addicted to Coffee Mugs? Here’s How You Can Declutter Your Collection appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Does It Spark Joy?

This may sound odd at first, but yes, your resume should spark joy when you look at it. If you manage this, there’s a bigger chance that the receiver will notice it among hundreds of others. 8

Declutter It

You may think that filling it with unimportant information is good as it will make it longer and seem more serious, but you should really declutter it as much as you can and only leave the important information. Go through the formatting once again and get rid of all the redundant words and explanations as well.

Balance It

Don’t go overboard and end up with an empty but aesthetically pleasing document. Find the right balance between highlighting your strengths and making it visually appealing.

Don’t Repeat Yourself

For multiple jobs within the same company, you don’t need to repetitively state the name of the company. Adjust the desired format to your own experience and skills.

The post The Best Way to ‘Marie Kondo’ Your Resume appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

If you’re mentally preparing to declutter your home, asking yourself these five questions every time you’re unsure about an item will help you decide if you should keep it or get rid of it.

1. Have I used this in the past 12 months?
2. Will I use it in the next 12 months?
3. Would I buy this in a store right now
4. For broken items – is this worth fixing?
5. If I moved, would I pack this?

We hope it’s a little easier now!

The post 5 Questions to Ask Yourself If You Want to Declutter Your Home Efficiently appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

If KonMari method failed, the 20-20 rule might get the job done.

This cleaning technique suggests you should get rid of just-in-case possessions that are easily replicable. Long story short, if an item can be replaced for less than $20 in less than 20 minutes from your current location – you don’t need it all.

It goes without saying you won’t be getting rid of the items you’re using on daily basis. Many of them aren’t worth more than $20, but that doesn’t mean you should throw a brand-new nail polish or your favorite house plant in the trash. This method only concerns those items that you’re keeping if you need them in case of some hypothetical future scenario that will never come.

If you haven’t felt the need to use them in months – even years – there’s no point in keeping this junk. Clear up your mind and space by selling or donating all the items that aren’t serving any purpose, and if you happen to need them again – they’ll be 20 minutes away.

The post You’ve Heard of KonMari. Now Get Ready For 20-20 Rule appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Switch Off Notifications

Unnecessary notifications can be pretty disruptive and can mess up your concentration and focus, so consider turning them off as soon as you download new apps.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Flitty (@flittyindia)

Organize Your Apps

Speaking of apps, you can also declutter your phone by deleting the ones you’re not using. Once that’s done, consider hiding less frequently used apps from your screen and organizing the rest of them by task so they wouldn’t take up too much space on your home screen.

Contacts Purge

Your contacts are probably overcrowded with countless numbers you don’t even need so do yourself a favor and delete them ASAP.

Cleaning Up Gallery

Photos in our gallery often take up most of our storage, so put an effort into deleting bad and repetitive ones to free up some space on your phone.

More Storage

Deleting unnecessary photos will free up a lot of storage on your phone, but it’s also a good idea to delete old files and music downloads, especially since you can use apps such as Spotify instead.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Ahmed Hussain (@uidesigners00)

The post Declutter Your Phone in Five Short Steps appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Here’s how to declutter your closet.

Take a Day Off

It’s a good idea not to plan anything else on the day when you plan to declutter your closet. We tend to underestimate the time needed for such a big job and if you don’t want to stop in the middle of it and leave your clothes out for days, it’s best to set aside enough time.

Have a Friend Over

If you have a friend you trust when it comes to fashion, you can turn this into a fun day with drinks and music and the job will be done much faster.

Keep it Neat

Once you’re done with decluttering and your closet contains only the pieces you wear and love, maintain it over time so that you don’t have to do a big declutter again. There are good rules to apply like “one in – one out” if that helps you.

The post Tips for Decluttering Your Closet appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

We live in an age when everything you could possibly want is one click away from you. It’s very easy to invest your time and money in things that objectively don’t matter, or to justify buying insane amounts of things that you do need, but don’t need several of them at the same time. To reduce clutter in your home and life, it’s crucial to stop bringing new things home and there are several ways you can do that. For example:

• Cancel the subscriptions to the magazines you can read online.
• Unsubscribe from newsletters.
• Apply for receiving your bills and bank statements through email instead of through paper mail.
• Make a budget for shopping and stick to it.
• Whenever you buy something, you must throw something out.
• Ask your friends and family not to give you any physical gifts for birthdays or holidays.
• Say no to free promotional stuff you don’t really need.

The post How to Cut Clutter at Its Core and Live a Mess-Free Life appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Below are the things you should absolutely get rid of if they still take up your valuable space.

1. Socks without a match
2. Plastic utensils from who knows when
3. Old, torn workout gear
4. CD and DVD collections
5. Dull knives
6. Baby stuff your kids have overgrown
7. Old hair ties
8. Dated reference books like computer books from 10 years ago
9. Expired medication
10. Plastic grocery bags
11. Promotional t-shirts
12. Old towels
13. Extra buttons that come with clothes
14. Containers without lids and lids without matching containers
15. Old makeup and cosmetics
16. Dead batteries
17. Old bottles of nail polish
18. Damaged dishes
19. Leftovers and condiments from the fridge that nobody will eat
20. Clothes that don’t fit
21. Excess office supplies
22. Novelty appliances
23. Candles you’ll never light because of their smell
24. Excess mugs
25. Empty notebooks and journals
26. Old phones and chargers
27. Toiletries you brought from trips
28. Apps you don’t use or apps that take too much of your time every day

The post It’s Finally Time to Get Rid of These 28 Things appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

If you have more coffee mugs than you actually need, here’s how you can easily get rid of the ones that are just taking up space.

Ideal Number

You probably don’t use more than two mugs on a regular day, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you should get rid of all of them. Try to figure out the average number of mugs used by everyone in your household on a regular basis, since you can easily borrow a set when you’re having a lot of guests over.

Collector’s Items

If collecting mugs isn’t just a force of habit, but your favorite hobby, make a nice display for your favorite pieces. Pick a spot where they aren’t in anyone’s way, instead of having them take up space in your kitchen cabinet.

Letting Go

If you’re really thinking about getting rid of the unnecessary mugs, make sure to ditch the ones that are not in such a great shape, have no sentimental value, and you don’t like to use them in the first place.

The post Addicted to Coffee Mugs? Here’s How You Can Declutter Your Collection appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Does It Spark Joy?

This may sound odd at first, but yes, your resume should spark joy when you look at it. If you manage this, there’s a bigger chance that the receiver will notice it among hundreds of others. 8

Declutter It

You may think that filling it with unimportant information is good as it will make it longer and seem more serious, but you should really declutter it as much as you can and only leave the important information. Go through the formatting once again and get rid of all the redundant words and explanations as well.

Balance It

Don’t go overboard and end up with an empty but aesthetically pleasing document. Find the right balance between highlighting your strengths and making it visually appealing.

Don’t Repeat Yourself

For multiple jobs within the same company, you don’t need to repetitively state the name of the company. Adjust the desired format to your own experience and skills.

The post The Best Way to ‘Marie Kondo’ Your Resume appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

If you’re mentally preparing to declutter your home, asking yourself these five questions every time you’re unsure about an item will help you decide if you should keep it or get rid of it.

1. Have I used this in the past 12 months?
2. Will I use it in the next 12 months?
3. Would I buy this in a store right now
4. For broken items – is this worth fixing?
5. If I moved, would I pack this?

We hope it’s a little easier now!

The post 5 Questions to Ask Yourself If You Want to Declutter Your Home Efficiently appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

If KonMari method failed, the 20-20 rule might get the job done.

This cleaning technique suggests you should get rid of just-in-case possessions that are easily replicable. Long story short, if an item can be replaced for less than $20 in less than 20 minutes from your current location – you don’t need it all.

It goes without saying you won’t be getting rid of the items you’re using on daily basis. Many of them aren’t worth more than $20, but that doesn’t mean you should throw a brand-new nail polish or your favorite house plant in the trash. This method only concerns those items that you’re keeping if you need them in case of some hypothetical future scenario that will never come.

If you haven’t felt the need to use them in months – even years – there’s no point in keeping this junk. Clear up your mind and space by selling or donating all the items that aren’t serving any purpose, and if you happen to need them again – they’ll be 20 minutes away.

The post You’ve Heard of KonMari. Now Get Ready For 20-20 Rule appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.