A professional organizer has taken to TikTok to share a three-second decluttering rule.
on TikTok claimed that her rule for decluttering only takes three seconds and will help you to see results in your closet and beyond.on the social media app, has been in the business for over nine years and specializes in what she calls “chronic clutter” and ADHD.
“All I want you to do, is you’re gonna make a decision on each pair,” Kelly said. “It’s either a yes, you keep it, or no, it goes. But if you hesitate [for more than three seconds], it’s an automatic keep.” “This technique is all about creating a positive experience and helping you to build confidence in your decision making,” she said.
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