The Clutter Fairy Weekly #66
From Aerobics to Zumba: Organizing for Fitness and Fun
Wrangling the stuff required for the gym, the dojo, the trail, the beach, the picnic, or the pool shouldn’t be an obstacle to your health goals or recreational activities. In episode #66 of The Clutter Fairy Weekly, Gayle Goddard, professional organizer and owner of The Clutter Fairy in Houston, Texas, offers strategies for organizing clothing, gear, and accessories for relaxation and fitness to maximize your fun and benefits.
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The Weekly Tittle is an exercise designed to focus your attention on a specific space, aspect, or challenge of decluttering and organizing your home. We assign a new tittle in each webcast/podcast, then check on your progress the following week.
The Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with Putting on a Walking Shoe
Your stuff should not be an obstacle to your exercise goals or recreational activities. Try one of these tasks to streamline your routine this week:
- Is your exercise bike serving as a clothing rack? Let’s start there. Put those clean or dirty clothes where they really belong and get pedaling again!
- Take inventory. Are you keeping clothing or equipment for a sport or activity in which you’ll never participate again? It’s time to donate it to someone who’ll actually use it.
- Identify something standing in the way of your recreational activity or the health regimen you’d like to establish. Go buy that combination lock! Or replace your worn-out walking shoes with a new pair.
- Revisit your in-home exercise space to make sure it’s safe and effective. If not, remove stuff to give yourself more room to move.
For the full discussion of this week’s tittle, watch the Weekly Tittle segment on YouTube.
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