Declutter a pair of shoes that you rarely wear, are uncomfortable or are very shabby.

I am the queen of getting a good price for whatever I buy. However, when it comes to shoes, the main aim is comfort and I am willing to pay for that. Of course style is a factor, but being able to walk for miles in comfort is my main aim. So I usually end up with shoes that I wear to death rather than just tire of and replace, thus eliminating the chance of shoe clutter building up in my home.

Declutter something that is collecting dust.

Eliminating items that required dusting was a big factor behind what got me reducing my belongings in the first place. Doing that immediately reduced the time it took to get through my weekly house cleaning task.

Declutter a trinket that is collecting dust.

Declutter some scraps. This could be left over fabric, plastic, wood, or other medium that you made something with at sometime. Maybe the leftovers really are of no use to you now. I do this with craft items on a regular basic. I can usually find another crafter who can use these items or I can package a selection up and sent them to the thrift store.

Open a space, be that box, a crate, a drawer, or a cupboard that you haven’t accessed for a while. Since you haven’t accessed this space for some time there is a good chance it has items in it that you no longer, use, need or love. Declutter some of those items.

Declutter something made from plastic. You could find such an item anywhere is your home. Hopefully it will be a storage container you no longer need because you have decluttered, or are utilising, the items that used to be in it. Uncluttering an item can also be using it rather than letting it sit idle.

Declutter an item of clothing that is too big, too small, to shabby, to many, or just really doesn’t suit you, your lifestyle or your sense of style.

Declutter something brown, black or beige.

Declutter something you found useful in the past but now sits unused. Sometimes it can be a little difficult to make the decision to part with such items because of you appreciation for their service to you in the past but if you see no present or future use they are now just clutter.

Declutter a paper or cardboard item.