How To Declutter FASTER (9 Minimalist Tips)

These are my top decluttering tips to speed up the decluttering process.
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[GabeBult]

what are your favorite decluttering hacks?

[helenascribe]

If I’m decluttering a desk top or dresser, I’ll put it all in a box and only put back what belongs. If I can’t find a place for an item, it stays in the box and the box goes.

[ritalynb]

Everything I own is second hand (except my underwear). So when I was decluttering I had nothing that was worth selling or high value. The nearest place to donate is a 2 hour drive round trip. Instead I grouped like items and offered them for free on Facebook. I put everything in that group in a box & marked it & stacked it in the hallway. When someone came to pick up I could just hand them the box without opening it. It did mean I had a stack of boxes in the hallway for a few days, but it was pretty effective.

[sharalli]

I keep a donation box siting around. As the days or weeks pass, I put things in there I know I don’t need. Once full (or I get tired of looking at it), the box gets donated. I don’t ever find myself pulling items out of it, but it’s helpful to me to have a designated spot to put items I plan to declutter.

Bonus - if friends see items in there they can use, they know they can take it.

[jacquelineparks]

Love the idea of decluttering for only 2 mins a day. Perfect.

[ElBoyoElectronico]

My wife and I have very little time to declutter since our kids are very young. Our hack is to stick to one drawer or one spot at a time. Our second hack is to watch an episode of Hoarders before starting to declutter, since it really gets us motivated. Our third hack is to target getting rid of furniture instead of certain items. Getting rid of furniture that often is used to store items, really helps with being more aggressive when decluttering, since it has a bigger effect on our living space.

[kileytodd]

I needed this so bad! I've been needing to declutter and get things together forever but it always amplifies my anxiety because I know it takes a while and leaving a mess will stress me out too. This helps a ton!

[brianajuarez]

telling me to close our laptops and start now helped. I'm so stressed about moving my apartment (I'm only taking what I can fit in my car) but yet I'm still just sitting here watching youtube videos about decluttering.. im starting now!

[marciagrimes]

I have a friend from Liberia who sends donation s back there several times a year. The people are in such great need and it makes me happy knowing that my abundance will bless someone across the world! 🥰🙏🏻❤️

[duvessa]

I paused your presentation to declutter for 2 minutes, with the timer, and got rid of a bakers dozen! This is significant because I struggle over whether or not to get rid of one or two things. I love the suggestion of boxing stuff up to learn whether or not you need it.

[Delala]

This video is so well edited! It was a pleasure to watch!

[NICUofficial]

Man, this is tough but feels SO good to make progress.

I've done this once before ("this" being a massive decluttering drive) and it was one of the best decisions of my life.
Now I'm starting on Round 2 about 3 years later. Man, it just feels TOUGH to let go of things. It's both overwhelming and emotional.
But I know the truth, from direct personal experience, is that I'm more and more excited about my life as I cut it down to the essentials.

Every little tip and motivation helps. If you're decluttering / minimalizing / essentializing right now, just KEEP GOING and get rid of some stuff RIGHT NOW!
I promise, you'll feel better afterwards and you'll want to keep going - no matter how tough it is.

[joelstephenson]

0:22 2 minute rule
1:02 set a firm deadline
1:50 use a prize
3:40 get an accountability partner
4:25 enlist a friend
5:06 throw items you're not sure about in a box for 1 to 3 months
5:54 consume content like music and decluttering videos while decluttering
6:25 get mad
7:04 take action

[takenbychaunce]

Decluttering a lot of things: Mental, physical, and financial. Thanks for all the insights

[samantharose]

Thanks for sharing 💞 great video!

Favourite decluttering hack is the container concept. The size of the container is the size of the container. It could be a bookshelf, a wardrobe, a drawer, even what pictures are on a wall. Empty everything out put your favourite items there first, once it's full donate the rest. Has worked for me, I've been decluttering that way for over a year. I realised what stuff I had that I loved. So now my house is full of my favourite things and it makes me happy 😊

[antidote]

Perfect is the enemy of good. Just get started, it gets easier along the way!

[WilletteB]

I hope you get a million subscribers, Gabe. This is seriously one of my go to channels for inspiration. Thank you for the great content and sharing your journey through frugality and decluttering. 🙂

[lizharley]

I agree with your suggestions. Once a month I do a walk through my house and attempt to remove one item from each room, put in a box in my garage or car for 24 hours. If I don't reclaim an item after that time, I donate everything in the box. It's fun and like you takes very little time and effort. Love your videos.

[kyf_]

Steadily growing your way up too 100K man, you desearve it brother

[danicegewiss]

I declutter a few minutes daily. I'll pick a small area or box and go through everything. Most of it will end up in the trash, but some gets donated.