Declutter Your Digital Life in 15 Minutes a Day

 A cluttered digital space equals a cluttered mind. Emails, files, tabs, notifications—they all pile up.

Try this 15-minute daily digital declutter routine:


  1. Start with your inbox – Unsubscribe, delete, archive. Aim for zero clutter.

  2. Clear your desktop – Only keep current files visible.

  3. Organize one folder per day – Clean up documents, rename files, delete duplicates.

  4. Log out of unused apps – Reduce distractions and increase security.

By tackling a little each day, your digital world becomes cleaner, calmer, and more intentional.

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