A Fresh Start Any Time - Now to Organize!

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Time to Organize

It doesn’t have to be the new year to aim for a fresh start. It’s always a great time to re-set. Organizing your home can be a great way to do this. Here are a few ways to take advantage of the timing and get organized.

  • · Get rid of "clutter" - what does that mean? Get rid of anything in your home that you don't need or use. These things just take up space.

  • · File important paperwork and mail - don't just leave it in a pile on a table somewhere.

  • · Put items away right after use, don't wait for later.

  • · Purge - do an inventory of clothing, outerwear, shoes, etc. Perhaps donate the things you a no longer using. There are a lot of people who could benefit from those items.

  • · Restrict things in your home office to things that are vital to your work.

  • · Go paperless where you can.

  • · Dispose of any expired or empty toiletries and use organizers, jars or accessories in your bathroom so there is a place for everything.

  • · Use a lazy Susan in your fridge to keep condiments from hiding in the back.

Some recent studies have suggested that there is a link between clutter in the home and stress so take advantage of these simple steps to destress!

If you have any questions about this subject, you can call us at (902) 826-3070 or email us at info@highlanderlaw.ca to set up a meeting with one of our lawyers at our Tantallon law firm. You can also schedule a no commitment Issue Review Consult for $250+HST where you have the opportunity to explain your situation to a lawyer and get basic advice before deciding whether or not you'd like to retain us.

 

By: Briana C. O’Grady J.D – Associate Lawyer

 

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