7 Simple Ways to Get Organized, Finally

Your mess = stress. Get yourself together with these few simple rules for organizing some of the most important areas of your life. Even science says that clutter is bad for you. Research conducted at the Princeton University Neuroscience Institute shows that a cluttered environment reduces your ability to focus and process information, diminishing your productivity and negatively impacting your mood.

So cut the clutter, and you'll get more accomplished and feel better. From Oprah to Real Simple to WebMD, there are countless sources singing the praises of decluttering, offering steps for getting started and staying clutter-free. The one tip you'll see on every list is a simple one: schedule regular decluttering sessions. Read more here: