Clutter Hacks #11: Top Tip for Streamlining Your Morning Routine (YouTube Video)
The Clutter Fairy’s best advice for streamlining the process of leaving the house to head for work: Designate “parking spaces” for your most critical items.
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The Clutter Fairy’s best advice for streamlining the process of leaving the house to head for work: Designate “parking spaces” for your most critical items.
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