80 by 20: How to apply Pareto's law when cleaning

Many people know the Pareto Law, which states that "20% of the effort produces 80% of the result, and the remaining 80% of the effort produces only 20% of the result."

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This law is applied in various areas of our lives. The greenpost website provides tips on how to use Pareto's law to organize space in your home.

Let's look at an example related to your wardrobe. How many items in your wardrobe do you wear most often? According to Pareto's law, you only have 20% of your clothes that you use regularly, and the other 80% are lying around useless. This rule applies not only to your clothes, but also to various other things in your home, such as dishes, toys, appliances, and so on.

Think about how many unnecessary things are stored in your home and take up too much space. A large number of unnecessary items can overwhelm your space and create inconvenience.

So, to use Pareto's law in organizing your home, you should only keep the things you really need and that bring you joy and satisfaction. Consistently organizing your home will allow you to spend more time on family, development, relaxation, and other enjoyable aspects of life instead of wasting time maintaining order amongst the excess stuff.

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