Course Lessons
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1
Introduction
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How to Use this Course
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Announcements
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What is Minimalism?
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Hierarchy of Happiness
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Challenges with Decluttering (time, energy & family)
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2
Getting Started
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The Idea of Inventory
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The Supply List
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The Onion Method
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The Key to Motivation: Five Minutes Matters
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Your Fantasy Self
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3
Kitchens
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Intro to Kitchens: Declutter Your Kitchen FASTER
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Pots and Pans
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Food Storage Containers
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Dishes, Glasses, Cups and Mugs
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Countertops
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Utensils and Silverware
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Appliances and Gadgets
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Pantry
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Clutter Catchers
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4
Clothes
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Simplifying Your Wardrobe
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Kids' Clothes
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Storing Kids' Clothes
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Creating a Personal Uniform
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5
Bed and Bath
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Master Bedroom: Breaking Down Piles
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Key Concept: The Silent To-Do List
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Kids' Rooms: How to Declutter with Kids or Without
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Bathrooms: A New Approach to Decluttering Drawers and Cupboards
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6
Living Areas
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Questioning Living Room Furniture
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Main Living Area Storage Spaces
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Foyers, Mudrooms, and Hall Closets
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Using Your Cell Phone as a Motivation Tool
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7
Advanced Decluttering
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Decluttering Toys for Happy Kids
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Craft and Hobby Supplies
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Kids' Craft Supplies and Art Projects
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Paper Clutter: Sorting Old Paper into Categories
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Paper Clutter: Setting Up a Paper System
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Storage Spaces
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8
Personal Items
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Sentimental Items
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The Endowment Effect
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Creator
Dawn Madsen
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