🌷🍃 Fix up my Notion pages in preparation for 2022. I really need to put more effort into maintenance! New Goals I have all the pretty, color-coordinated spreadsheets, but they’re either unused or out-of-date. 🌷🍃 Fill out my spreadsheets and trackers. Especially now that I don’t have much energy for reading.
#Declutter challenge 2021 full
My TBR cart is looking pretty full these days, and I might unhaul more titles from there. Fingers crossed!Īside from selling my unhauled books, I definitely think that my shelves would greatly benefit from more decluttering. (Cough, if you’re a reader based in the Philippines, check it out!) And I’m really hoping to finally be rid of these books by the end of this year. Currently, I’ve set up an Instagram account for book-selling. While I’ve settled on which books to unhaul, I’m still in the process of selling my preloved copies. Looking back, I think my progress was huger than I expected! With that, my 2021 goals are to continue making headway and to add just a few more items to the list. Overall, I’m pretty happy with last year’s performance. 👍🏼 Clear out books that I’m no longer interested in.
#Declutter challenge 2021 update
👍🏼 Apply 1-4-5 star rating system and update ratings for all books read. 👍🏼 Categorize books into new recommendation shelves. (But in my defense, I do use some of them. 👍🏼 Make the 2020 template for the Must-Have Reader Spreadsheet publicly accessible to everyone. 👍🏼 Create trackers for reading and reviewing books, purchasing books, and requesting ARCs. 👍🏼 Create a fresh database for publisher contacts. 👍🏼 Create separate databases for physical books, e-books, and Advanced Reader’s Copies (ARCs). But on the less sunny side, I totally forgot to actually use it. On the bright side, I created the cutest spreadsheet for this.
👎🏼 Build a database of all the books and ARCs I own. Admittedly, I didn’t exactly meet the 40% goal (or more concretely, 84 unhauled books), it still falls within the threshold at 36%. 👍🏼 Unhaul at least 40% o f the books I own.įrom a collection of more than 210 books, I now possess a humble library of 130 titles. 👍🏼 Unpack all boxes and declutter unnecessary items. For #goodreadance2020, I divided my goals into four major categories: Boxes from my college dorm Sam prepared a post-challenge snapshot of her Goodreads shelves.īefore I dive into my goals for this year, let’s quickly revisit how well (or poorly) I did in last year’s spring cleaning challenge.Lay wrote a comprehensive post on how they revamped their shelves.Tracy’s wrap-up post includes a cute bujo spread!.Ara also shared how well she did for last year’s challenge.Cara showed the before-and-after transformation of her Goodreads shelves!.Ikram shared a post-spring cleaning reflection on her blog.Ursa wrote a cool wrap-up post on her #goodreadance2020 goals.
#Declutter challenge 2021 how to
Still at a loss for what you can do or how to start? No worries! Check out these helpful blog posts from last year: (Plus, I would love to see everyone’s experiences with the challenge!) Do you need inspiration? If you do decide to write a blog post dedicated to #goodreadance2021, please link back to this post so that other people can find the challenge details and prompts. What are your main takeaways from this challenge? Did you learn anything? Would you encourage other people to try it? These can be extremely valuable to other participants and even non-participating readers who want to revamp their Goodreads someday.
Before the start of #goodreadance2021, how did your Goodreads look like? And how did it look like after? How helpful was this challenge to you? By the end of the challenge, how many books should be on your ‘want-to-read’ shelf? How many reviews will you write? What are your target numbers, ratios, and percentages?
How will you reorganize your shelves? What criteria will you use for removing books from your shelves? How will your rating system change? How will you keep track of your progress?
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