Mindfully Minimized: 5 Simple Tips for Intentional Living

Mindfully Minimized
Apr 11
3 min read

Updated: Apr 29

Spring invites us to hit refresh—not just outside, but also inside our homes and minds. At Mindfully Minimized, we believe that intentional living starts with your space. When your home feels calm, your thoughts follow.

You don't need to overhaul everything all at once. Start small, start kind, and most of all—start now.

5 Simple, Mindful Tips to Help You Begin

1. Start With One Small Zone

Pick just one drawer, shelf, or surface to focus on. Set a timer for just 15 minutes. That's it! Organizing doesn't have to be an all-day project; it just needs to start.

Progress beats perfection every time.

2. Use the "Keep & Release Method"

As you sort through your items, create three piles:

Keep what is useful and loved.
Toss what is broken or expired.
Donate what is still in good shape but no longer serves you.

Bonus Tip: Keep a donation bin near your entryway. This makes it easy to drop items in and take them out weekly.

3. Create a Home for Everything

Clutter often arises when items lack a designated home. If something is frequently out of place, ask yourself: Does this item have a clear home? If not, create one.

You can use bins, baskets, or drawer organizers to define those spaces. Labels can help as well!

4. Be Honest About "Someday" Items

We all tend to keep things for "someday." Whether it's a breadmaker, a stack of half-used notebooks, or those mystery cords, it’s time to evaluate.

Ask yourself: When was the last time I used this? If it has been over a year, it may be time to let it go.

5. You Don't Have To Do It Alone

Some spaces can be emotionally heavy to declutter. That's where we come in. Whether it's one room or your entire home, we're here to help simplify your space with care, clarity, and zero judgment.

Need a Nudge?

Reach out to Mindfully Minimized and let's chat about what space has been weighing on you. We'll help you create a plan to move forward—with intention. This is an opportunity to align your environment with your personal goals and peace of mind.

Reach Out Today

You've got this—and we've got you.

Why Mindful Decluttering Matters

Mindful decluttering can positively impact your mental well-being. A more organized space can lead to clearer thinking. Additionally, it reduces feelings of overwhelm and anxiety. When everything has its place, you can focus on the tasks and activities that matter most to you.

Benefits of an Organized Home

An organized home leads to a more efficient lifestyle. You'll be able to find what you need quickly, reducing wasted time and energy. Moreover, a tidy environment fosters creativity and inspiration. When your space is free from clutter, your mind can breathe and generate new ideas.

Leah Morris, founder of Mindfully Minimized, has helped many individuals transform their environments into functional, serene spaces. Her approach not only emphasizes organization but also encourages reflectiveness on what truly matters in life.

You can learn more about Mindfully Minimized by visiting the website. Follow Leah on Instagram and Facebook for tips on maintaining a clutter-free lifestyle.

Moving Forward with Intention

Creating a decluttering plan doesn’t have to feel daunting. Start with these five tips and remember that every small step counts. By focusing on one small zone at a time, you pave your way toward a more intentional life.

With commitment and kindness to yourself, the process will become more manageable. Remember, it’s not about achieving a perfectly organized space overnight. It’s about creating a home that feels authentic and nurturing to you.

With Gratitude,

Leah Morris

Founder & Chief Organizer

@*Mindfully Minimized