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Hello, we're here for more happier, a podcast where we get happier. Hey, Elizabeth. Hi, Gritch.

Today we're revisiting one of the most useful strategies that I have found for dealing with clutter in everyday life.

This is the one-minute rule.

It is truly one of the most popular ideas I've ever shared, and for good reason. If you use it consistently, it really does stop clutter before it piles up.

It also inspired a few other practical rules in the same vein, including one grretchen that kept my closet floor clean for the

first time in years. So we'll get to those later in the episode, but first let's start with the

one-minute rule itself, what it is, why it works, and how to actually use it.

Yeah, so Gretchen, we talked about the one-minute rule in our very first episode.

Yes, number one.

But it may be new to some of our listeners who have not heard episode one.

Also, because this is such a good tip, we decided we want to remind

everyone about it, even if they heard about it way back in episode one. Yeah, because sometimes you

know something, but you know, you need to be reminded of it. So the one minute rule is very simple.

It's that if there's anything that you can do in less than a minute, you do it without delay.

So if you can print out a document, sign it and scan it, that you can do in less than a minute you do it without delay. So if you can

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