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Hey Guys,

You've already done the hardest part.

You made the decisions.
You created the piles.
You moved through the garage without avoiding it.

Now this episode is where everything leaves—and where you make sure it doesn't all come back.

The completion phase of your garage decluttering.

You'll:

• Organize and execute all remaining tasks

• Remove everything from your garage efficiently

• Reset the space so it actually feels different

• Create boundaries so it stays that way

Not just to declutter…

But to finish.

Take everything from:

• Your task list

• Your post-its

And sort them into three columns:

• Errands (drop-offs, returns, donation runs)

• Computer / Phone (research, calls, scheduling)

• At Home (install, hang, fix, put away properly)

This simplifies everything so you don't get stuck or overwhelmed.

Put your tasks into your calendar.

• When are you running errands?

• When are you making calls?

• When are you doing things at home?

If it's not scheduled, it lingers.

You already decided what everything is.

Now you move it.

1. Bag Up

• Put items into bags, bins, or boxes

• Keep post-its attached with destinations

• Place items in your car or near the exit

2. Clean Up

• Sweep, wipe down, clear surfaces

• Remove trash

• Reset the space

This is where it shifts from "project" to "usable space."

3. Show Up

• Take a photo or video of your finished garage

• Acknowledge the result

• Capture the transformation

XO,

Amber

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DECLUTTER YOUR CHAOS RESOURCES:

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➡️ If you would like more information about my guided decluttering program email me at amber@declutteryourchaos.com or click HERE.

➡️ If you are interested in my self-guided decluttering course, click HERE.

➡️ Download my free decluttering planner here: https://declutteryourchaos.com/decluttering-planner

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