I'm back with a #ProductiveMonday post again after more than a month! Whew, time really flies so fast I didn't realize it was that long already haha! I've been enjoying decluttering lately so I thought I'd create my own checklist using Canva for this new entry. I found two pre-made Canva templates that I wanted to use and merge. I decided on changing up the colors, design, icon placements and texts a bit. I do not own any of these materials or templates and I just wanted to create my own checklist that I could also use whenever I prepare for or do a decluttering session.

This checklist is free! All you have to do is click the download button below. I've also attached an image of the two Canva templates I used and merged for this checklist if you want to check them out. The details are also here which you can use if you already have a Canva account. 

Hope this helps you to declutter and reorganize your belongings! 😁

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One of the things I was able to do during this lockdown was to organize all my passwords and accounts into one file. I've been meaning to do this for a while now so I was happy that I was finally able to do it! I started this task after decluttering and cleaning my room, books, and my old box of mementos and journals. I'm actually thinking of doing a blog post about organization tips even though I'm not an expert on it haha! I just learned a few things from decluttering on a regular basis (I call this "purging" because this is also the time when I force myself to let go of things I do not need anymore). Would anyone be interested? Let me know in the comments section down below! 

Since I've been talking about password organization, I'll be sharing a Minimalist Password Log for today's #ProductiveMonday entry. I actually used a similar one that I saw on Pinterest since I didn't want to store all these information in my phone or laptop. But I also made one because I wanted to add the "notes" section part for any other important information that I want to add in. Scroll down to download this free Password Log! Enjoy! 😊

You can check out my Pinterest page, by clicking the image below, if you're interested to see some of the mood boards that I've created on Style Ideas, Self Care, Meal Plans, Plants, Organization Printables and more!

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I've just recently started recording birthdates of people close to me because I'm already at that point where I easily forget these things haha! I've organized them on my iCalendar but that gave me an idea to do my own version of a Minimalist Birthday Log. This is another very simple log that you can use to organize the birth dates of your family, friends or even your colleagues! 

If you want to see the other organizational printables that I made for this #ProductiveMonday series then click "Organization" in the Navigation tab above! ☝

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Continuing the #ProductiveMonday series where I post something related to organization and planning every Monday, today I'm sharing with you this Minimalist Weekly Planner that I made a few weeks back. If you're like me who enjoys organizing and planning your day and week then I hope you'll enjoy this very simple planner. This is just very plain since I've been loving minimalist ones lately. I love how weekly planners give an overview of how your week will relatively look like so that you'll be better prepared especially if you have a lot of scheduled activities.

You can also follow me on Pinterest, by clicking the image below, to check out some mood boards that I've created on Style Ideas, Self Care, Meal Plans, Plants, Organization Printables and more!

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 If you've seen my recent post on my Minimalist To-Do list here, I've decided to post this other version which is a similar one but with a border. I've been enjoying Minimalist To-Do lists lately so I've decided to create my own version which is also inspired by many minimalist to-do lists across the internet hehe. This to-do list is really similar in format relative to when I just write my tasks in my own plain notebook that I just turned into a planner.