Go through your piles of paper and either file them, transfer the data somewhere else, or recycle them.
Then look through your piles and find everything that you don't like or doesn't fit.
Start by purging and sort through your piles of papers and use post-it notes to sort into categories, and then sub-categories.
Not only will this cut back on going through your daily pile of junk e-mail, it can also keep your data safe.
Look through your second pile for baggy pants, tight shirts, jeans, sweatshirts, camouflage things, and jackets.
Go through your whole pile of yarn and "assign" each skein, ball, or hank of yarn to a project.
As sawdust is composed of very small pieces of material, it can easily become compacted and obstruct the air flow through your compost pile.
The rest from constant interaction, typing, and thinking will do you the world of good and you'll be more likely to get through your reading piles, neglected hobbies, and new recipes if you use the time wisely.
Go through your recycling and trash piles and pick out nice or salvageable things to donate to those in need.
Make a weekly or monthly habit of going through your stuff and making piles of things you no longer need and clothes and other items that need to be given away.
