361 | Garage Decluttering Series Part 2-Purge Phase

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Hey Friends!

This episode is a guided, repeatable decluttering session you can use for each zone of your garage.

You'll:

• Work in one defined area at a time

• Set a timer (2–3 hours)

• Follow a simple system to sort everything quickly

Then come back and repeat the same process for the next zone.

If you hesitate—it goes.

For every item:

1. Pick it up

2. Decide immediately:

   • Trash

   • Donate

   • Belongs elsewhere

   • Task List

3. Write the destination on a post-it

4. Place the item in its pile

5. Move on

You're not just sorting.

You're pre-deciding where everything goes:

• "Goodwill" vs. just "donate"

• "Mom" vs. "give away"

• "Kitchen" vs. "put away"

This makes the next phase (removal) fast and frictionless.

I hope this guided decluttering episode helps you!

XO,

Amber

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