1. Collect everything in one place.

2. Choose the essential.

3. Eliminate the rest.

4. Organize the remaining stuff neatly and nicely.

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1. The first question: What is most important to me?
2. The second question: what are the things going on in my life, the things I do every day and every week and month, and how are they related to what is important to me?
3. Possessions
4. Everything else
5. What you’re left with

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1. Make a short list.

2. Drop 1 commitment.

3. Purge a drawer.

4. Set limits.

5. Simplify your to-do list.

6. Free up time.

7. Clear your desk.

8. Clear out your email inbox.

9. Move slower.

10. Single-task.

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The Short List

1. Identify what’s most important to you.
2. Eliminate everything else.

1. Make a list of your top 4-5 important things.
2. Evaluate your commitments.
3. Evaluate your time.
4. Simplify work tasks.
5. Simplify home tasks.
6. Learn to say no. 
7. Limit your communications. 
8. Limit your media consumption.
9. Purge your stuff.
10. Get rid of the big items.
11. Edit your rooms.
12. Edit closets and drawers.
13. Simplify your wardrobe.
14. Simplify your computing life.
15. Declutter your digital packrattery.
16. Create a simplicity statement.
17. Limit your buying habits.
18. Free up time.
19. Do what you love.
20. Spend time with people you love.

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