Digital Decluttering During Your Commute

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Written By Rebekah Christie

If you’re a commuter, whether its in your uber, bus, on the train, or flying you probably spend hours of your day. If your use your phone for everythinnngggg, it may get cluttered with a little bit of everything. If you know you need to clean out your phone but feel like you don’t have the time. I got you. Here’s small steps to make that you can make, even if you don’t have service.

Eliminate that daunting red notification by doing these steps.

  1. Delete old text convos

  2. Delete voicemails

  3. Clear recent call log

  4. Delete contacts you don’t use

  5. Delete burst photos

  6. Delete duplicate photos

  7. Clear recently deleted

  8. Delete screenshots you posted/used

  9. Turn off the “save to camera roll“ option for Instagram photos

  10. Delete apps you don’t use

  11. Write draft responses to texts and emails

  12. Archive read emails in their label/folder. See post

  13. Delete emails

  14. Organize apps into folders

  15. Save names for new contacts

  16. Go through iPhone recommended storage deletion 

  17. Turn Off calendar, notes, and contacts in settings

  18. Read notifications or turn them off

  19. Turn off notifications

  20. Close windows in Safari

  21. Close Apps

Rebekah Christie
Rebekah Christie began creating accessories in 2009 when she was living in Philadelphia. She was having trouble getting use to Philly being her permanent residence so she stayed home for months. She then began designing headbands and hair accessories. She was discovering her inner designer which was the beginning of "Make it Happen". She grew up in a very creative household where her parents promoted and delved in the arts themselves. With the support and help from them she began a line of headbands, bangles, hair bows, and feather earrings. She sold her pieces at street festivals and markets in Philadelphia. In 2010 she moved back to New York, settling into Brooklyn for the next three years. Since she began her journey as a jewelry designer, she has built a following throughout New York City. Charmed Feathers has been sold at shops in Philadelphia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, and D.C. CF has also been sold in France and Canada. "The guidelines I follows are adapted from my family and into my designs. Myfather is a man that does not fear color, and Charmed Feathers accessories are always colorful and vibrant. My mother is a woman who taught me to be myself and to not follow the crowd. I like to believe that being true to yourself is as natural as you can get". -Rebekah Christie In 2012 she attended the Art Institute of New York majoring in Fashion Merchandise and Marketing. She's currently attending Borough Manhattan Community College majoring in Business Management. She continues to be a self taught designer and educate herself on entrepreneurship
http://www.rebekahlove.com
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