The holiday season always seems to come with restrictions: Respect your budget, plan your travels ...

The holiday season always seems to be linked to your stress: Respect your budget, plan your travels, bake and clean. Good grief, cleanliness!

When you usually sleep, the overwhelming feeling of preparing your family and friends to celebrate at home is very familiar. The biggest chaos, however, is the incessant and endless task of eliminating the disturbance or just hiding it.

The newspaper has the elegance to cram at this season. Junk emails are harder hit than ever, schools are sending Christmas crafts home, and gift bags and packaging seem to be everywhere. How do you combat the disorder that inevitably arises?

1. Fight the good fight as you go.

It's easier said than done, but the first step in the fight against paper piles is to solve the problem as soon as it happens. There is no doubt that he, like all of us, already has a pile of old paper to do. Store the batteries carefully and dispose of them so that they do not become too strong.

2. Shred your "disposable" pile.

It is extremely important to remember that nothing that bears his name should be thrown away. Instead, you must destroy everything that even contains an excerpt of your personal information. After all, identity thieves do not need much to ruin their vacation.

3. Keep order.

Do not just make a "throw" pile on the counter or in the corner. On the one hand, it simply creates another stack that you'll have to deal with later. Instead, take a cardboard box or an old grocery bag and fill it with all the paper that needs to be shredded. Not only does he look after the entire newspaper, but he has organized it and is ready to take care of it.

4. Further!

Do not settle for all this paper before and during the holidays. We know that you want to relax, it was a busy time. However, if you keep these new habits of dealing with unwanted or useless roles, you will be preparing for next year's success. (Sounds like New Year's resolution for us!)

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