Choose a single counter, table, or shelf and take it all the way down. Remove everything, wipe it clean, and return only what truly belongs there.
The goal is not to finish the whole house. It is to establish one place of order in the middle of a season that can easily feel unsettled.
A single cleared surface changes more than you expect. It gives your eyes a place to rest and your hands a place to work. It creates a small, steady center where preparation can happen without chaos.
Often, clearing one surface leads naturally to another, but that is not required. One is enough.
Passover preparation is not measured by exhaustion or by how much you manage to finish. It is measured by intentionality. Making space—carefully and purposefully—is part of that work.
This week’s takeaway: choose one surface and clear it completely.
