It may be your bedside table, for example. Storage (this is for seasonal items that are taking up valuable space & can stored elsewhere).Donation (this is for items you no longer want or need, in good condition and/or working order that someone else would appreciate).Trash (this is for items you no longer want or need, or that are broken/torn/tatty beyond repair).To begin this step you will need three boxes or large trash bags. But let’s not get carried away! As a bare minimum, make the room tidy. If you’re happy with the result you might even want to dust, wipe things over or run a quick vac over the floor. The end result of this step will be that everything is put away, neat and tidy.

In this step you are not decluttering as such, you are simply tidying your room. Pick your clothes off the floor and hang them up or take them to the laundry. Let’s just start this process by putting things away. Taking a good look around you will help you decide where to start with step 3. Think about what your parent/s see when they stand in the doorway and look in your room. Stand in the doorway of your room and take a good look around. It will also feel like the time goes faster as you work away while singing or humming along.

Put On Some Musicĭial up your mood and mindset by putting on music that help you get moving. * We cannot vouch for compliance in the actions of your teenager when undergoing our step-by-step guide! However if I could wave a magic wand for you, I sure would! A Step-By-Step Guide To Organizing Your Room 1. It might just work* AND you will regain your sanity! If your requests to tidy up fall on deaf ears, try giving them our step-by step guide. Are you tired of complaining about the state of your teenager’s room?

How to organize your life as a teenager