Living with less is living with more
A little over five years ago, my partner and I decided to remove all those things that had no purpose in our space. I think we got rid of about 60% of everything we had and we realized that the less things because we had more time, more energy, less stress and more money.
For example, if you leave a jar outside, it takes less than a minute to put it away, so I put it away. Leaving things out of their usual place is like an invitation for more things to accumulate, it is better to take a few seconds as is and put that away rather than is getting in the way
As for your room, the first thing is to take care of the bed, because an unattended bed looks messy and disorder attracts more disorder, if the bed is not fixed, it will be easier for us to leave the wet towel there or to let's leave the dirty clothes on the floor and don't care, there are also many benefits that making our bed in the morning has, for example, having a sense of purpose during the day and at least if we don't do anything else during the day At least one day we already reached something, we concluded something, which was having our bed and that is going to help us start our day in a better way.
The next habit is to put everything in its place, everything we have in our space must have a specific function and just as each object has a function, it must also have a specific place in our home, what do I mean by This, for example, I know that my bag goes in the closet, so when I get home from the street, instead of leaving the bag on the table, go directly to the bedroom and put it where it belongs.
If you have things in your space that do not have a specific home within your home, most likely you have extra objects in your house, so analyze each of these things that are in your space and see if they really are or not.