Are you a clutterbug?
Don’t get discouraged or angry with yourself for your clutter habits—life can be busy and hectic. Setting up a decluttering mindset takes work and dedication. You’re not alone.
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Answer these questions honestly to start thinking about your clutter style:
Do you constantly hunt for things you’ve misplaced in your home?
Do you put things into stacks or piles?
When you look at your flat surfaces, such as your desk or kitchen counters, are their piles of things on them?
Do you end up buying a second or third item for use in your home because you can’t find the one you already own?
Do you use shopping as retail therapy rather than shopping only when you really need something?
Do you not have room to put away some of the stuff you own?
Are there clothes lying on the floor?
When you reach for a pen, do you have 50 to choose from but sometimes end up with one that doesn’t work?
Do you keep every single Christmas card you’ve been given?
Do you keep every plastic food container you accumulate but find that
matching lids are missing when you need them?
Does your home make you feel stressed out because of all the stuff in there?
If you answered more than half the questions with a yes, you are most likely a clutterbug or on your way there. If you are feeling overwhelmed by clutter right now and you answered yes to several of the preceding questions, you may have some habits that are causing you to head down a self-sabotaging path. Houses with too much stuff in them can be physically, emotionally, and spiritually drain- ing, and that takes away your peace of mind and joy of heart. Don’t worry; there’s always room for improvement. The first step is recognizing that a problem exists in order to take steps to create your best, decluttered life.
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