declutter
1. to remove mess or clutter from (a place) 2. to organize and prioritize (one’s commitments, material possessions, etc.) 3. to let it go
Declutter Jewelry
- that is broken and you have no intention to repair immediately
- so outdated you haven’t worn it in years
- the Ex gave you that makes you cry to see it
- that hurts to wear in any way…those painful earrings!

Declutter Purses
- that don’t fit the bare minimum of a wallet, cell phone, and keys
- that make you look like a teeny bopper when you’re a grown adult
- that are not functional no matter how cute
- clean out purses filled with clutter. Do this every time you change handbags.

Declutter Belts
- that haven’t fit in eons
- because your body has changed and shifted, and no longer wears them well
- you use for spanking the kids – it’s bad karma and probably illegal these days

Declutter Hats
- with stains and sweat marks you cannot remove
- with holes, rips, tears you will not repair immediately
- too big or small for your head
- no longer your color or style
- no longer serving their purpose when on your head

Declutter Gloves
- that are tattered, stretched, and no longer comfortably serving their purpose
- too tight or large – give them to someone in need whom they will fit

Declutter Scarves
- no longer your color or style
- with rips and tears you cannot repair or hide
- that no longer serve their purpose of keeping you warm or looking good

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