Cultivate these 'things to do' lists! Camille Styles's Rainy Day list is a good example of this. Whether you're trying to break a bad habit, get out of a depressive or anxious spiral, or get sober, it's hard to simply stop doing something--that can lead to obsessing over the thing you're trying to resist. Instead, replace the old unhealthy habit with a new activity or ritual. That's where a go-to list of ideas is very useful. It's hard to think of something new and interesting when you're feeling stressed and negative. Start a bookmarks tab of 'to-do's' that look fun, interesting, or challenging, and then work your way through them when you need to redirect.
From The Good Trade: 99 Things To Do When You're Bored
Another Camille Styles list: 25 Things to Do When You’re Bored (And It’s Too Hot Outside, Anyway)
Some easy decluttering projects from Courtney Carver: Anti-Procrastination Decluttering Challenge: 10 Spaces, 10 Minutes, 100 Items
And here's how to help make these happen: 11 Tips for Anyone Who Doesn’t Know How to Relax