1) Declutter Your Kitchen
As the saying goes, the kitchen is the heart of the home. If the place where you and your family gather, eat, laugh, and socialize is cluttered or dirty, that makes for a difficult living experience! So, take care of your kitchen and watch the livability of your home increase.
2) Rearrange Your Furniture
Even after you’ve cleaned your whole house, something about it doesn’t feel fresh. If you’re looking at your home and still feel a change is needed, rearrange your furniture and watch your home feel like a new house!
3) Undergo a Digital Declutter
Given how much time we spend on our phones, decluttering our digital world can reduce stress and make our lives easier. Un-bookmark sites you don’t visit, delete apps and photos you don’t use, don’t look at, or don’t need, and unfollow random accounts on social media you don’t need to be following.
4) Take a Day to do Tasks You’ve Put Off
Remember all those tasks you’ve put off for another day? Take a day to check all those items off your to-do list. Schedule doctors and dentist appointments, or an oil change. Mail those packages you’ve been meaning to send or do any odd tasks that wouldn’t normally fit into your schedule.
5) Create a Comprehensive Budget
Look at your spending patterns over the last year. Are there any spending categories or one-off expenses you could cut in 2023? Put together a budget that you can stick to reach your financial goals for 2023.
6) Get Your Financial Strategy in Order
A financial plan should include a saving and investment plan and work towards your long-term goals. Maybe you’d like to save up for a vacation, a big move, or to spend on a new hobby. All those goals can factor into a financial strategy that builds your wealth and savings over time, and there’s no better time to start working towards these goals than the start of the new year.